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Student Affairs

College is a rich and multi-faceted adventure, shaped by experiences learned both in and outside the classroom. Participating in an intramural sport, writing for the student newspaper or serving as a cabinet member for Student Government Association can influence your interests, provide practical skills and experience, and enrich learning. The Division of Student Affairs supports these experiences by engaging students outside of the classroom through 23 departments. Let's explore and grow together.

Affair of the Arts Week: Harlem Renaissance & Roaring Twenties
February 26. Turntable Tuesday / Painting by the Bay. 11 AM to 1 PM. WUC Panther Square
Take a break and join us for some freestyle art creation and music enjoyment!

 
February 27. Blaze the Stage. 7 PM to 10 PM. WUC Theater
The top performers are ready to Blaze the Stage! Come out and support your favorite Panthers as they compete for the first place!

 
February 28. Dance Explosion. 11 AM to 5 PM. WUC Culture Corner
Explore the power of expression through dance! All styles welcome

 
March 1. Murder Mystery Party: Dining with Danger. 7 PM. WUC Ballrooms
An evening of mystery, great food and fun. Don’t forget to wear your finest 1920’s attire! Current FIU students only. RSVP at https://go.fiu.edu/MysteryParty
Your semester, your way!

With class, a busy social life and all the other great things that come with being a college student, you're going to have a very busy schedule. Here, you'll find all the most important things you need at FIU. Think of it as the only cheat sheet you'll ever be allowed to use in college.

 


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Events

News

Holocaust survivor to share his experience

FIU’s Holocaust and Genocide Studies Program, together with Hillel at FIU, plans to raise awareness and understanding about the atrocities […]

Annual MLK commemorative breakfast to feature Donovan Livingston

The Department of Multicultural Programs and Services is honoring the memory of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a month-long [& [...]

New tradition honors veteran graduates

  FIU’s Office of Veteran and Military Affairs held its first Graduating Veterans Recognition Ceremony in December. Surrounded by families and […]

Everything you need to get election-ready

Did you know early voting for the 2018 midterm elections starts this week? How about that FIU MMC is an […]

MLK scholarship opportunities available

FIU’s Department of Multicultural Programs and Services is currently accepting entries and nominations for the 2019 MLK Essay Scholarship, MLK Peace [&#823 [...]

Tell your complete educational story to potential employers

Some skills are considered too “small” or specific to become a degree program and aren’t often listed on a student’s […]

Welcome to #BassDropUniversity

Summer Fest is proof FIU can throw a party! The annual, turbo-charged electronic music concert was held July 12 between […]

Elizabeth Bejar appointed Senior VP for Academic and Student Affairs

President Mark B. Rosenberg and Executive Vice President Kenneth G. Furton shared the following message with the university community [...]

5 facts you should know about Title IX (and your rights!)

It’s hard to believe that not long ago, women were banned from most collegiate sport teams and that certain science, […]

Tragedy in Guatemala

On Friday, June 8, President Rosenberg sent the following message to the university community: The unfolding tragedy in Guatemala caused […]

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