SIPA exhibit highlights the culture of Afghanistan
Andrea Perdomo / Contributing Writer The Steven J. Green School of International & Public Affairs has joined forces with international organization Turquoise Mountain to create…
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The Lens Project Exhibit Opens on Campus
The Green School of International and Public Affairs and Kimberly Green Center Latin American and Caribbean Center will be showcasing the hardships of heroin addicts…
Student Media to host “Behind the Badge” forum to discuss student and police concerns on campus
Wednesday, August 31st, Student Media will host a forum in which FIUPD and Student Leaders will have a mediated discussion on campus safety and the relationship between students and the police department on campus.
Millennial Islamic leaders discuss diversity of female community
The Role of Women in Islam panel discussion featured five community leaders and experts from Florida International University;= and were aimed at debunking common misconceptions about typical Muslim women, along with showing the diversity of the female Islamic community.
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.
Bahamian seminar hopes to dispel fears of death
On March 9-14, at Sivananda Yoga Ashram Retreat on Paradise Island, Nassau, Bahamas, FIU’s Program in the Study of Spirituality will be working with Sivananda Yoga Ashram Bahamas to host an event called “Near Death Experiences and Life After Death.”
Ambassador Maen Rashid Areikat to tackle the question of peace
The Middle East Studies Program and the School of International and Public Affairs have co-sponsored a lecture event for Monday, Feb. 10; at the event, Areikat will tackle the question of peace.
Asian studies program partners with Japan Foundation
The Asian Studies Program will launch The South Florida Partnership in Japanese Studies.
Sad Earth Day for FIU
It was a sad “Earth Day” for FIU on April 22. Contributing writer Carlos Coba recounts what he witnessed on the day oil spilled into one of FIU’s lakes.
ExxonMobil lecture to address global emissions issue
Chelsea Klaiber/Contributing Writer An estimated 1.3 billion people live without electricity, according to ExxonMobil’s 2013 “The Outlook for Energy: A View to 2040.” With a…
