Not only are sea levels rising, but the pace seems to be accelerating. That’s been noted before – but what […]
With current patient privacy and physician licensing laws, health care providers cannot speak to patients through videoconference therapy outside of […]
“Wouldn’t it be fun to have a coffee shop together?” Danielle Casey remembers floating that idea with best friend Danni […]
South Florida is not any one thing—how could it be, with a mix of Cubans, whites, Haitians, Colombians, Jews, Nicaraguans, […]
Shelby Servais, a Ph.D. student in the Kominoski Lab, blogs about how wonderful it was having her mother join her […]
The first time Philip Stoddard, a professor of biology at Florida International University, ran for mayor of South Miami, he […]
Natasha Blanch began her first year at FIU as a finance major, but quickly realized she did not love crunching […]
Miami poetry legend Campbell McGrath’s new book was a finalist for the 2017 Pulitzer prize in poetry. The Miami Beach-based […]
The Ecological Society of America announced its 2017 graduate student policy award recipients. A CASE Alumna was one of the well-deserving […]
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, one in five children nationwide suffer from a mental health disorder. The most […]