As a new school year begins, the replacement of Florida’s current education standards is underway. Dr. Joyce Fine, program director […]
A new radio show is making waves at FIU. Cohosts, Ellie and Linda Lust (who use pseudonyms) are stirring up […]
With the recent mass shootings around South Florida and the nation, parents and children are dealing with a frightening new […]
Discovering and collecting data of ecological unknowns in an accessible and transparent manner has become a key part of Sparkle […]
The Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) Network Office recently announced a new opportunity for synthesis groups drawing on LTER data. […]
Blue-green algae has been clogging up the waterways in Manatee County, FL. Common this time of year, especially in fresh […]
After 30 years of helping children receive the best education possible and preparing the next generation of teachers, Miami Springs […]
A self-taught botanist, Roger Hammer, told SunSentinel he’s always been curious about nature. But it wasn’t until after reading Carlyle […]
This past June, researchers from the College of Arts, Sciences & Education joined experts and policy makers at Capitol Hill […]
As astronauts prepare for a return to the moon they train for the worst case scenario: a fellow astronaut needs […]