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- Sep 2, 2026
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Whet your appetite: Pig roast competition returns to campus (opens the original)
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The aroma of charcoal-roasted lechon filled the air, promising a delectable treat to those who braved the weather to attend last year’s first annual Pig Roast at MMC. Associate Director of Financial Aid Fabiola Ortega, one of the four champions comprising team We Mean Business, had just spent two hours chopping avocados, tomatoes, and onions for her side dish, a pico guacamole. Her efforts were rewarded when hungry fans returned for more. Ortega’s popular dip (see recipe) served as the perfect c
Scuba Club dives deep into conservation and discovers community (opens the original)
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On a night dive in the Belize Barrier Reef, FIU Scuba Club members waved their arms enthusiastically. They giggled – gurgled, really – and stared at one another. Waiting. “We looked absolutely ridiculous,” says junior Sofia Herrero de la Cruz. After several minutes, it happened: bioluminescence. The underwater world enveloped them in a bright array of neon blues and greens as algae began to glow through a natural chemical reaction. “It was so incredible,” Herrero de la Cruz recalls, and a litera
Student team advances to Hult Prize global accelerator (opens the original)
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Graduate students Jenny Pei and Amanda Sanchez are advancing to the Global Accelerator in England of the prestigious Hult Prize. The yearlong challenge – often dubbed the “Nobel Prize for students” – invites participants to build, scale and pitch innovations that tackle global issues. Out of 90 incubator teams, the PolarDoc team of Pei and Sanchez won the final pitch competition – the most difficult and competitive route for advancing to the accelerator – of the Digital Incubator. PolarDoc and 2
Student shatters Guinness World Record (opens the original)
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Giovanni Junqueira Garotti will soon celebrate breaking a Guinness World Record. The dietetics and nutrition major spent the last two years completing six Ironman triathlons on six continents. He was aiming to become the youngest person ever to do so, but halfway through his pursuit, another competitor beat him to the title. Garotti considered quitting then and there. Instead, he decided to look inward. That’s when he remembered his purpose, his real rationale for embarking on this arduous journ
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