CARTA News

AIA Ft. Lauderdale Chapter Presents Catherine Pageau with Student Merit Award

October 23, 2017/By Andrea Perez

The Fort Lauderdale chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) presented a Student Merit Award for Best Project Graphics to Catherine Pageau (M.Arch ’16) for her design of...

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Professor Phillip M. Church Joins Panel to Discuss Virtual Reality & The Arts

Theatre

October 23, 2017/By Ivan Lopez

Professor Phillip M. Church will join a panel discussion titled “Virtual Reality & The Arts” on Thursday, October 26th at Venture Café in Wynwood. The panel is being organized...

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FIU Architecture to Host 28th Annual Walk on Water Event

Architecture

October 17, 2017/By Andrea Perez

Florida International University’s Department of Architecture and CGI Windows and Doors is hosting its 28th annual Walk on Water Competition and Water-a-thon on Thursday, November 9, 2017 at 11:30...

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FIU Music Festival Returns November 3-18 with Top Artists To Benefit Relief Efforts

Music

October 17, 2017/By Michelle Vires

On November 3 – 18, 2017, the FIU Music Festival will take Miami by storm with a star studded line up of Classical, Early Music, Jazz, and Latin Jazz...

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Eric Goldemberg & MONAD Studio Selected as Adweek’s 10 Most Creative Artists and Authors

Architecture

October 17, 2017/By Andrea Perez

Associate Professor of Architecture and Co-Founder of MONAD Studio, Eric Goldemberg was selected among the 10 most creative artists and authors around the world by Adweek. The list is...

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Festival of the Trees celebrates its 31st year with Title Sponsor, Alexander F. Yahr

Interior Architecture

October 13, 2017/By Andrea Perez

Florida International University’s Interior Architecture Department is hosting its 31st annual Festival of the Trees event on Thursday, November 16, 2017 from 6:30 to 9:30 PM at Miami Design...

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Interior Student, Brianna Hunter, Awarded NEWH ICON of Industry Scholarship

Interior Architecture

October 13, 2017/By Andrea Perez

FIU Interior Architecture student, Brianna Hunter, will be presented with the prestigious NEWH ICON of Industry Scholarship on November 13, 2017 at Gotham Hall in New York City. NEWH...

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SCJ Partners with Sea Level Solutions Center to Measure King Tide Flooding

Communication, Journalism + Media

October 6, 2017/By Sarah Hernandez

On the morning of Wednesday, September 20, Professor Susan Jacobson and about 20 of her SCJ students participated in a citizen science effort to collect information about King Tide...

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FIU Theatre’s Wild “UBU REX” Kicks Off 2017-18 Season

Theatre

October 6, 2017/By Ivan Lopez

Ubu Rex premiered in Paris in 1896 and caused a riot after opening night forcing it to close after only one performance. Alfred Jarry was only 23 years old...

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Journalism alum named chief bureau for Latin America/Caribbean for The Washington Post

Office of the Dean

October 5, 2017/By Camila Fernandez

Anthony Faiola, ‘90 says his main focus as a student at FIU was to get an internship at the Miami Herald. Four years later after working tirelessly for the...

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Claudia Busch’s ‘Cucuyo’ Unveils at Perez Art Museum

Architecture

October 5, 2017/By Andrea Perez

Architecture Instructor and co-principal of Berenblum Busch Architects (BBA), Claudia Busch, unveiled her new waterfront café named Cucuyo at the Perez Art Museum (PAMM) on September 28th. The cocoon...

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Eric Goldemberg’s MONAD Studio Featured in Intel IQ and Autodesk

Architecture

October 3, 2017/By Andrea Perez

Tech giant, Intel, and software corporation, Autodesk, have recently featured Associate Professor Eric Goldemberg’s MONAD Studio and Dutch designer Anouk Wipprecht’s international collaboration. Intel IQ’s article highlights MONAD Studio...

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Alumni Feature: Journalism Grads Cover Hurricane Irma

Journalism + Media

October 2, 2017/By Sarah Hernandez

As Hurricane Irma drew near and we prepared to either weather the storm or find safer accommodations, these FIU Journalism alumni sprang into action, covering the storm from every...

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Marilys Nepomechie Represented AIA at UIA World Congress & General Assembly

Architecture

October 2, 2017/By Andrea Perez

Professor Marilys Nepomechie, FAIA, CARTA Associate Dean for Strategic Initiatives, was one of ten U.S. delegates representing the American Institute of Architects (AIA) at the XXVII World Congress and...

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Busy Weekend for FIU Theatre Alums

Theatre

September 29, 2017/By Ivan Lopez

Jennifer Rumberger’s (BFA ’04) new play Night in Alachua County is receiving its world premiere production at Chicago’s Wildclaw Theatre. The play runs through Saturday, October 7 with...

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BFA Performance Senior Project Proposals Approved

Theatre

September 29, 2017/By Ivan Lopez

Seniors in the BFA Performance class of 2018 had their senior project approvals approved yesterday at the Performance Faculty meeting. Wayne E. Robinson, Jr., head of performance, announced the...

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Student Leaders: Martina and Nia – FIU Student Media

Communication, Journalism + Media

September 25, 2017/By Sarah Hernandez

Martina Bretous and Nia Young are both leaders in FIU Student Media as well as CARTA Students and they have taken on projects to both improve their current positions...

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Alumnus Brandon Hoffman Presents Original One-Person Show at United Solo Festival in New York

Theatre

September 22, 2017/By Ivan Lopez

When Brandon Hoffman was eight years old, Shia LaBeouf was his idol. Now, only two years after graduating from FIU with a BFA in Performance, he is presenting his...

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FIU Theatre | New Performance Dates Due to Hurricane Irma

Theatre

September 18, 2017/By Ivan Lopez

FIU Theatre is announcing an updated performance schedule for our fall shows after Hurricane Irma disrupted the rehearsal and production schedules. Ubu Rex, our first show of the season,...

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Shaking Things Up With FIU’s New Orchestra Director – An Interview with Javier Jose Mendoza

Music

September 5, 2017/By Michelle Vires

This season, Javier Jose Mendoza will step onto the podium as the first Mexican-American conductor of FIU’s largest music ensemble, the FIU Symphony Orchestra, with plans to give it...

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