School of Environment Arts and Society

Partnership with alumnus-led non-profit brings diverse voices with climate crisis solutions

By Sajida Malik FIU’s Institute of Environment has partnered with an FIU alum’s non-profit because solving for the world’s ongoing […]

Ph.D. student’s research will help protect sea turtles, marine communities

By: Carolina Maria It takes a lot of seagrass to support a healthy sea turtle population. What a healthy sea […]

FIU Ph.D. student awarded innovative TechCongress Fellowship

By Taylor Gutierrez Christian Perez is heading to Washington D.C in 2022 to help policy makers understand how to use […]

How an undergraduate scholarship helped a marine biology alum start her research

Undergraduate research fellowships at FIU are helping researchers uncover more information about the Sargassum that frequently fouls our beaches. Marine […]

Career Ready: Making the most of your winter break

Winter break is a time to recharge your batteries after a busy semester. It’s also the perfect opportunity to work […]

Urology Specialty Care of Miami seeks medical assistant

The medical assistant will handle both administrative and clinical duties. Administrative duties include: Using computer applications. Answering telephones and scheduling […]

Florida’s tomato and strawberry farmers look to future amid market, climate challenges

Florida tomato and strawberry farmers are no strangers to a changing climate. They have already begun adapting to warmer temperatures through heat-resistant varieties and suitable production technology. However, can they continue to adapt to rising heat amidst other emerging factors including growing foreign competition, labor shortages and changing consumer preferences?