Students use what they’ve learned in class to cope during pandemic
The routine of going to campus, attending in-person classes and hanging out with classmates came to a halt when COVID-19 […]
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When duty calls: Biology student served as Army Reserve medic in New Jersey
A College of Arts, Sciences & Education biology student enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserve expected to one day receive […]
As emissions drop, air gets cleaner
Videos and photos have gone viral showing the drastic change in air pollution across the globe since the rise of […]
How to sleep well in the new normal
As the world adjusts to the new normal, that stress is even affecting sleep. It’s a cycle. When we are […]
Hurricane season amidst a global pandemic
With a predication of an “above-normal” 2020 hurricane season and COVID-19 continuing to spread across the globe, FEMA released a […]
Podcast: Vaccine law for COVID-19 and tips for law school with Brian Abramson
College of Arts, Sciences & Education alumnus Brian Abramson recently discussed legal perspectives affecting possible COVID-19 vaccines on the “More […]
Contact tracers can stop spread of COVID-19 by asking the right questions
The following op-ed by FIU Associate Professor of Psychology Jacqueline R. Evans and University of Miami Alexandra E. Mosser, who […]
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 […]
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 […]
Oceanographer Sylvia Earle chats about COVID-19’s environmental impacts
Lifelong oceanographer Sylvia Earle has always focused on the importance of conservation. Earle was part of an expedition at the […]
