Paul L. Cejas School of Architecture

FIU students show off wearable, sustainable fashions

Students, staff and community members filled the courtyard of the Paul L. Cejas School of Architecture Thursday, March 31 to see 38 original fashion designs created by FIU students from recycled materials.

FIU students prove that one man’s trash is another man’s treasure

By: Krystal Pugh / Staff writer Krystal.pugh@fiusm.com Before you decide to throw a piece of trash away consider these facts: If every American recycled just one tenth of their newspapers we could save 25 million trees each year and recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to listen to a full album on an iPod. […]

Architect to discuss unique, colorful landscape design

Architect Marc Halle has been invited to speak at the University on life, color, and shape in landscape architecture.

Austrian Pavilion architect to speak on ‘sublime’ designs

Matias Del Campo, the head of Vienna-based architecture firm SPAN, will hold a lecture at the Paul L. Cejas School of Architecture building about his form-based practice which incorporates geometry, biology and botany into his designs.

Out-of-unit faculty and staff receive 2 percent raise

Out-of-unit faculty and staff received a 2 percent across-the-board increase to be reflected on the paycheck for October, yet most union members already expected the same increase.

Necessary evil hits student wallets

Staff writer Junette Reyes discusses the necessary evil that are student fees.
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