These female astronauts might go from Aquarius to the moon
April 12, 2021
Three of the women training for the U.S.’s return to the moon first trained for space missions at Aquarius —
FIU’s real-life Aquaman retires
April 7, 2021
Living underwater isn’t something most people get to do. Mark Hulsbeck has done it. A lot. The man known to
FIU leads in Hispanic, Latino or Spanish origin medical school applicants
March 23, 2021
The Association of American Medical Colleges has recognized FIU as the top university in the nation to supply Hispanic, Latino
What is water worth?
March 19, 2021
Water holds a different value for every creature, culture and climate yet there’s no question it’s one of our planet’s
FIU@Home: Create Chemical Poetry
March 15, 2021
Home is the first learning laboratory. This series brings opportunities to discover, explore and create to life-long learners everywhere. Through
FIU experts available to discuss the water crises the world faces
March 11, 2021
Faculty, students and staff in FIU’s College of Arts, Sciences & Education work across a variety of disciplines on water-related
Student receives coral restoration scholarship
March 1, 2021
As a child, the ocean was Serena Hackerott’s playground. With both her parents being avid scuba divers, Hackerott spent her
