The event brought together execs from Microsoft, OpenAI, Google, Meta and Amazon Web Services with professors to dissect the ...

Joshua Green ’02 graduated with an accounting degree and today oversees the funding of several projects at the U.S. space ...

The need for rapid testing of “forever chemicals” is vital in places where drinking water comes from sources vulnerable to ...

A 50-minute class activity challenged mental health stigma, helping college students see mental illness as common, treatable ...

The world may be protecting far more land than previously believed, but that doesn't necessarily mean nature is better ...

Across the waters of West Africa, commercial fishing vessels vanish along international boundary lines. A new study reveals ...

Backed by a $10 million grant from the Department of War, it is razor-thin and can be stitched into uniforms to harvest ...

They earned the prestigious Pallas Foundation Admiral Mike Mullen Scholarship, which will fund their education, mentorship and leadership development ...

Alumna Shantay Bolton MBA '14 never considered a career in higher education. Now she is the first woman of color to serve as ...

FIU in DC launched its Cuba Desk series in Washington this month with bold programming that tackles high-profile issues surrounding the current tenuous status of Havana’s Díaz-Canel regime. The ...

Diving into cool water can be a quick way to escape the summer heat, but during certain times of year, freshwater can pose hidden dangers to people and pets. Lakes and canals can harbor toxic algae ...

Abiel Almonte’s career in tech took off even before he’d set foot in his first class at FIU’s College of Engineering and Computing. Rather than wait for the fall semester to figure out where he fit in ...