Electric rays use shocking defense strategy, according to new research.

The organization's generosity over the years has advanced the educations of first-gen students, aspiring teachers and, now, ...

A philanthropist who made his mark as a chemist and, later, an executive in the cosmetics industry now looks to support FIU ...

FIU shark scientists will appear in multiple shows during National Geographic’s SharkFest 2025 including a six-part series co ...

Business students visited American Airlines’ headquarters in Dallas-Fort Worth airport, met with the company's executives and ...

Students joined peers across the state for a dynamic leadership and networking experience at the Florida International ...

Demand for admission to FIU continues to set records even as the university grows increasingly selective. Ever-greater ...

Forward-thinking. Innovative. Unstoppable. Whether exploring remote parts of the world or making groundbreaking impacts from the lab, FIU researchers are at the forefront of innovation, delivering ...

Political polar opposites Cornel West and Robert George spoke of how we might all “wrestle with ideas” while respecting others’ humanity.

Shark fins and meat from hammerhead sharks pose a health risk to consumers — especially women of childbearing age — and should not be sold because of their dangerously high levels of toxic mercury, ...

Living Laboratory Crowl, an ecologist who has worked throughout the world, came to FIU in 2014 because South Florida is “the world’s greatest living laboratory for understanding coastal resilience.” ...