College of Nursing and Health Sciences presents progress in mirror therapy
FIU’s College of Nursing and Health Sciences is pioneering the future of occupational therapy development for stroke and brain injury patients.
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New study suggests that marijuana may not be considered “a safe drug” after all
As of May 2016, Marijuana use is legal in 25 states for recreational and/or medical use however, a recent research study by FIU psychologist Elisa…
Man’s best friend might just outsmart us one day
Image by Ingrid0804 via Flickr Michelle Marchante | Contributing Writer opinion@fiusm.com Ever heard the saying, “Man’s best friend?” It’s a no-brainer that dogs are the best…
FIU to provost: It’s not goodbye, it’s see you later
University members only had kind words to say about Provost and Executive Vice President Douglas Wartzok — knowledgeable, inspirational, tireless, a leader.
Research: Women and children underrepresented in climate change
National Geographic’s first woman photographer will speak about women and children living in areas that are challenged in fulfilling their basic necessities due to climate change.
Engineering Center still feels distant after 30 years
The College of Engineering and Computing is celebrating its 30th anniversary this month, but it still feels alienated and sometimes forgotten by the University, as it sits almost a mile and a half west of Modesto Maidique Campus on Flagler Street.
Student Government on legislation: Quality over quantity
The senate speaker said he is looking to pass more resolutions and bills that will benefit the student body compared to past legislation.
Professor discovers gene in coral reef that may save other species
Biology professor Mauricio Rodriguez-Lanetty discovered a set of genes in some coral reefs that produce a productive protein which may be possible to activate in other species of coral as well to help them acclimatize.
Frost Art Museum work may be forgery
Following Miami’s Art Basel week, the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum is now investigating the origin of a work credited to the late Cuban artist Carlos Alfonzo.
Leading authority in positive psychology to deliver lecture
The Center for Leadership will kickstart its leadership lectures series on Oct. 18 with a discourse delivered by Martin Seligman, professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania, titled “Positive Psychology: The Cutting Edge.”
