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In the fast lane: FIU-themed car runs NASCAR race on Saturday at Miami-Homestead Speedway
On Saturday, the FIU-themed Chevy Camaro will participate in the Xfinity Series Race, a thrilling competition of rising ...
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USL prepares for its promotion and relegation era
United Soccer League owners voted this week to introduce promotion and relegation by 2028 as they prepare to launch a new top ...
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Florida International University’s Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management ranks among world’s best in QS World University Rankings
The Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management at Florida International University (FIU) is soaring to the top and being recognized as a leader in hospitality and tourism management education.
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USF football stadium construction still hasn't started, while the cost might go up
With spring football practice beginning next week, the USF Board of Trustees still have to approve a guaranteed maximum cost ...
Can a new college football stadium buy a seat at the table? Inside USF’s $340 million bet
USF is spending more than $340 million on a college football stadium. Is it the Bulls' ticket to the big time in a rapidly ...
Tourist tax money sought for potential Jacksonville Jaguars games in Orlando
The NFL team will soon pick between Camping World Stadium and Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville to host games while its ...
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Wildcats’ next football season starts Aug. 30
The Wildcats will open the 2025 slate Aug. 30 at Pitbull Stadium against Florida International. The last match-up between the ...
FIU’s backfield figures to be the strength of its offense this coming season
The Panthers have three veteran running backs in Ajay Allen, Devonte Lyons and Kejon Owens, and they are all getting a heavy workload this spring.
Other states are preparing for the House NIL settlement. But can Florida schools compete?
Facing new costs for compliance with the NCAA lawsuit, and even more spending to potentially match competitors, Florida universities are full of trepidation with the settlement agreement looming.