Podcast: Being an education major and remembering our favorite teachers with Anel Velasquez
Education runs deep in Anel Velasquez’s family. Her mother is a language arts teacher. Her grandfather taught mathematics in Cuba. […]
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FIU alumna joins NYC Rapid Responders in fight against COVID-19
When Taylor Barger ’14 visited New York City in late 2019, she was met with electric billboards, bright lights and […]
Podcast: Staying healthy during social distancing
The FIU Honors College launched More than a Major Podcast where they aim to have informal conversations about several topics […]
FIU Baseball trio likely to get another season
An NCAA ruling is giving high-school-turned-college teammates a second chance at their senior season. Recreation and sport management students Derek […]
Italian duo helps FIU find beach volleyball success
FIU Beach Volleyball coach Rita Buck-Crockett recruited two Italian players not knowing they had shared the court in their former […]
Connecting and supporting educators, virtually
School-aged children learning English shouldn’t have to face the difficult, disorienting process used in schools today. Things can and must […]
Before, during and after a hurricane
The Atlantic Hurricane Season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30. Preparation and organization are key to staying safe. Here […]
AP teacher shifts mindset as students prepare for exam
As a statistics teacher of mostly seniors at Southwest Miami Senior High School, Jessica Collazo wishes she had the chance […]
Humans of CASE: Hazel Hooker
Inspired by Humans of New York, where Brandon Stanton shares short stories of hundreds of New Yorkers, we went on […]
A moment of gratitude for our teachers
Thirteen years averaging 13,000 hours – that’s how much time a child in the United States, on average, spends in […]
