After 20 years of seeking University buildings, Sauls retires
After 20 years of pushing for University expansion, the man who is credited for funding the growth of the Modesto A. Maidique Campus is retiring.
Steve Sauls
109 Tower opens to FIU community
This fall semester, the private off-campus apartment and condo building 109 Tower has opened its doors to the FIU community.
University celebrates the life of retired senior vice president, emeritus
On Friday, Oct. 11, members of the University community will hold a ceremony in honor of Senior Vice President, Emeritus, Paul D. Gallagher, who passed away on July 30, 2013.
TIGER Grant: bringing the University and City together
A U.S. Department of Transportation discretionary grant program, called Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery 2013, appropriated $11.4 million to the University on Sept. 5.These funds will develop the pedestrian bridge that will connect the University with Sweetwater, and street improvements two blocks north and south of Southwest Eighth Street, on 109th Avenue.
President Obama announces system to adjust financial aid
President Obama announces a new college affordability and rating system. The system would rate colleges on factors including graduation rates and graduate earnings, favoring students who apply to high-performing colleges by giving them better rates on their student loans and more in their Pell Grants.
Florida legislation proposes 6 percent increase to tuition
Mariella Roque/Staff Writer While members of the Florida legislature are considering a 6 percent tuition increase, members of the University’s administration are not considering an…
‘Vetting’ for 143 Street as option for secondary access road
Alexander Suarez/ Staff Writer With about 9,000 students and one access road, the University is now earnestly working towards the possible creation of a…
Gov. Scott pushing for ‘Finish in Four’ program
Mariella Roque/ Staff Writer On Jan. 31, Scott announced his $74.2 billion budget proposal, focusing primarily on K-12 and higher education. “We appreciate the governor’s…