Podcast: LGBTQA+ student experiences with FIU Honors Pride Club
In Episode 18 of the “More Than A Major” podcast, College of Arts, Sciences & Education students who are members […]
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Podcast: Black experience in America – stories from our students
A panel of current and former FIU College of Arts, Sciences & Education students speak on the Black experience in […]
It’s 2020 and alumna Naomi Ruele is still debunking myths about Black swimmers
Naomi Ruele has two priorities: swimming at a professional level and debunking the stigma that “Black people can’t swim” so […]
Phi Theta Kappa’s Honors Program Council appoints FIU alumna
College of Arts, Sciences & Education English alumna Kelly Kennedy-Everett is among only four other college faculty in the country […]
Anti-racism book sales spike in U.S.
People are turning to books to learn more particularly about race and anti-racism following the death of George Floyd and […]
The power of an English major
The skills learned in English courses are transferable across a myriad of fields. At FIU, our alumni have gone on […]
Where are they now? Christina Ceballos-Levy
The College of Arts, Sciences & Education prepares students for life after graduation to become successful leaders in the community. […]
English faculty deliver 470 pounds of food to food pantry
Every great story begins with an exposition, usually has a problem in the middle and ends with a resolution, a […]
Alumna supports simultaneous mens’, womens’ golf championship in England
FIU alumna and pro golfer Meghan MacLaren is throwing her support behind efforts to have the England Men and Women’s […]
FIU@Home: Explore narratives to cope with pandemic
Home is the first learning laboratory. This series brings opportunities to discover, explore and create to life-long learners everywhere. Through […]
