Why Cubans took to the streets: 3 questions about Cuba’s economic crisis answered
Thousands of Cubans took to the streets across the island around mid-July 2021 in a rare mass expression of dissent in a country known for repressive crackdowns.
Black history is Miami history
Professor Emeritus Marvin Dunn has spent a lifetime uncovering hidden stories, including his excavation of the small Florida town of Rosewood, the site of a horrific race massacre in the 1920s and his book, Black Miami in the Twentieth Century.
Reflections on Haiti brings diverse perspectives on crisis
FIU faculty join members of the Haitian community for a discussion on the assassination of the Haitian president.
Politics, Law & SocietyNational Institute of Justice awards FIU $1M to improve investigation and prosecution of hate crimes
Nov 30, 2022
Politics, Law & SocietyFIU students sweep USAID Innovation & Inclusion Case Competition
Nov 29, 2022
Campus & CommunityAlumnus gift benefits College of Medicine and Ferré Institute
Nov 22, 2022
Politics, Law & SocietyFerré Institute unveils video on legacy of Miami Mayor Maurice A. Ferré
Nov 21, 2022
Campus & CommunityGreen family tours soon-to-be-completed west wing of Green School
Nov 18, 2022
Politics, Law & SocietyHow can academia help diversify the intelligence community?
Nov 10, 2022- Uncategorized
Foreign Language & Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowship Applications Due January 1, 2023
Nov 2, 2022 
Campus & CommunityTwo South Florida philanthropists, one an alumnus, present gifts to support Ferré Institute
Oct 31, 2022
Arts & CultureAn ancient holiday hits home with Panthers
Oct 26, 2022