CASE Spring 2021 Real Triumphs Graduates
A diverse group of men and women in background, nationality, interests and ambitions, these individuals are shining examples of what […]
Institute of Environment
Students awarded 2021 Cristina Menendez Memorial Fellowship
Thirteen students across FIU’s College of Arts, Sciences & Education have been awarded the Institute of Environment’s 2021 Cristina Menendez […]
Plant parents, don’t panic
Plant parents bloomed over the course of the pandemic. Plants brought a sense of companionship to people quarantining alone. It […]
These female astronauts might go from Aquarius to the moon
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
Living underwater isn’t something most people get to do. Mark Hulsbeck has done it. A lot. The man known to […]
What is water worth?
Water holds a different value for every creature, culture and climate yet there’s no question it’s one of our planet’s […]
Water goddess’ research may one day provide clean drinking water to millions
Anahita Esmaeilian has been thinking about the threat of unclean drinking water on our planet for a long time. She […]
FIU experts available to discuss the water crises the world faces
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
As a child, the ocean was Serena Hackerott’s playground. With both her parents being avid scuba divers, Hackerott spent her […]
Master teacher recognized with Deering Foundation Partner Award
For 15 years, Nicholas Oehm has leveraged a partnership with the Deering Estate to have FIU students and alumni study […]
