The University is expected to extend its fall semester because of Hurricane Irma by an additional week to make up for lost time, said the provost.
University’s academic calendar changes following Irma
FIU closes in preparation for Hurricane Irma
Classes are canceled as of 11 p.m. Tuesday night through the weekend for the university community to prepare for Irma, a category 5 hurricane.
Florida Legislature passes million dollar budget for FIU initiatives
The Florida Legislature passed a budget for FIU’s 2017-2018 school year, which includes $52.6 million in new capital and operating funds for initiatives, programs and funding for two new buildings at the Modesto A. Maidique campus.
VIDEO: FIU recognized as one of the best colleges to work for
FIU is the only university in the United States this year to receive honor roll with recognition in all 12 categories of The Chronicle of Higher Education’s annual report, making it one of the best colleges to work for.
FIU recognized as one of the best colleges to work for
FIU is the only university in the United States this year to receive honor roll with recognition in all 12 categories of The Chronicle of Higher Education’s annual report, making it one of the best colleges to work for.
FIU on track to higher enrollment, online classes and retention
The University is on track to meeting their goals for their five year strategic plan which involves higher retention rates, increased enrollment and more online classes, university officials said.
Officials urge residents to prep for above-average hurricane season
As they face down an above-average hurricane season, South Florida residents need to be especially prepared this year, officials said.
Pence: U.S. is with Northern Triangle
Government officials from the United States, Mexico and Central America discussed drug trafficking, gang violence, infrastructure and immigration at the Modesto Maidique campus on Thursday, June 15.
High-level officials to visit FIU for Conference on Prosperity and Security in Central America
Government officials from the U.S., Mexico and Central America will be attending a conference at the Modesto Maidique campus on Thursday, June 15, to discuss “economic, security, and governance agendas” of the Northern Triangle countries, according to reports.
