University breaks ground on second phase of Green School building
Several FIU programs among the best in the nation
FIU jumps 9 slots into top 50 in Washington Monthly’s 2019 College Rankings
Miami Marlins Foundation surprises student with first-generation scholarship
FIU Law surpasses 95 percent bar passage milestone, leads Florida on July 2019 exam
#FIUstrong activated: Here's how you can help in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian
The following message regarding relief and recovery efforts post-Hurricane Dorian was sent from the Division of External Relations, Strategic Communications & Marketing to the university community on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2019, at 6 p.m. September 3, 2019 Dear FIU family, Many members of the university community are looking for ways to help our […]
New automated device could assess DNA damage, repair
–By Jessica Drouet for FIU News DNA damage—caused by environmental agents or the body’s normal processes—plays a critical role in the development of many major human diseases, with profound public health implications. Marcus S. Cooke, professor at Robert Stempel College of Public Health & Social Work’s Department of Environmental Health Sciences, has been awarded $149,846 from […]
Fulbright scholar takes public health lessons home to Burkina Faso
–By Jessica Drouet for FIU News Donald Yanogo chose to attend FIU to effect change in his home country of Burkina Faso. A medical doctor, Yanogo applied for a Fulbright scholarship and to the Robert Stempel College of Public Health & Social Work to gain the skills and knowledge necessary for him to tackle health issues on […]
Recent grad creates Global Learning scholarship in memory of her brother
–By Isabel Gamarra for FIU News For Danielle Lyn, Global Learning was the most meaningful experience at FIU. It gave her a space to talk to others; a passion in life; and a community of like-minded individuals who were committed to making the world a better place. “Global Learning pushed me to try an array […]