A poll conducted by Student Media on FIUSM.com showed that the majority, 79 percent of those who answered, believed that the government shutdown has affected students. Only 11 percent of voters disagreed and about 10 percent answered maybe/undecided.
The Latin American and Caribbean Center will sponsor an event on Sept. 26 at 6 p.m. titled “Damaged Beyond Repair? U.S.–Venezuela Relations” at the College of Business, Room 232, South Campus. Students attending this event will get the opportunity to hear the words of Patrick Duddy, former U.S. Ambassador to Venezuela.
Photo: EdR’s University of Arizona pool is an example of one of the “tropical” features the company will incorporate into the new off-campus housing development…
The SFWSC is using an integrative approach to do research on the hydrologic, ecologic, and economic components of managing South Florida’s water in order to understand how plans can be formulated when it comes to decision-making for water management.
Rebecca Piccardo/Contributing Writer The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and its partners hosted the “2013 Python Challenge,” a month-long harvest competition that invited both…
The University is creating a generation of real estate agents that will shape South Florida’s market, regionally and internationally, now with the help of a local entrepreneur.