This year’s APHA conference shines a light on FIU’s silent heroes
Alba Rosa | Assistant News Director Several doctoral students under the Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work represented their findings, demonstrating FIU’s…
Alba Rosa | Assistant News Director Several doctoral students under the Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work represented their findings, demonstrating FIU’s…
Teresa Schuster/Staff Writer Students may be driven to school by semi-autonomous vehicles having full conversations with each other, thanks to ongoing research into vehicular communications…
Camila Pereira/Contributing Writer This Wednesday is the United Nations International Day of Women and Girls in Science, and FIU is getting in on the celebration…
Camila Pereira/Contributing Writer In a field of study generally dominated by men, two successful women in engineering shared stories of their studies to encourage women…
Sarah DeMond/Staff writer Two years ago, Daphne Sugino Souffront’s home and community in Dorado, Puerto Rico were destroyed by back-to-back hurricanes Irma and Maria. …
Laura Antunez / Contributing Writer The universe is expanding at about a 10 percent faster rate than astronomers initially predicted, according to findings from…
On today’s short edition of the Claw and Growl, host Joshua Ceballos spoke about the Change Makers Conference, the first real picture of a black…
By: Mathew Mesa/Contributing Writer In the wake of devastating Red Tide and King Tide phenomenon, the University’s Center for Aquatic Chemistry and Environment is…
By: Joshua Ceballos & John Perez/PantherNOW Staff SeaKeepers is an international organization that performs marine research around the globe. They’ve teamed up with FIU…
By: Nicole Stone/Assistant News Director The future of computing goes far beyond the next Macbook, according to an associate physics professor. “We are on…