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Florida National University President Maria C. Regueiro stands in front of the Jose Regueiro Avenue sign together with Vice President Omar Sanchez and his family. West 20th Avenue was designated by the 2010 Florida Legislature as "Jose Regueiro Avenue." Dr. Regueiro was the co- founder and past president of Florida National University, and a pilar of education in the City of Hialeah. The designation of Jose Regueiro Avenue is well... Read More

Florida National University students come from a variety of cultures and ethnic origins and have a diverse interests and goals. Here is the story of one of our students. Jonathan Fernandez, is a student here at Florida National University pursuing his Associate of Science degree in Networking System Administrator. Ever since he came to Miami from Venezuela, he has also been very involved in bodybuilding competitions. Following is writes some... Read More

Would you love to participate in a student organization but can’t seem to fit it into your busy schedule? Why not join us online! Designed to give students an enriching co-curricular activity with enhanced flexibility, the FNU Book Club is conducted entirely online! Utilizing Facebook fan pages, FNU opens up the world of co-curricular activities to students unable to commit to regular meetings on campus. The FNU Book Club is... Read More

The results are in! Officers and Representatives of the South Campus SGA counted the remaining ballots during Wednesday’s weekly meeting. Students from both the Hialeah and the South Campuses voted on the theme for the 2010 Homecoming Dance. It was a close race with only 9 votes separating “A Night in Paris” and “Masquerade Ball.” So who won? BOTH! Yes, the voting was so close, and with the support for... Read More

The Florida National University Main Campus Academic Advisors are always ready to help our students as they prepare and strive to reach their academic and personal goals in life. Even before a student enrolls at FNU the advisor meet with them to explore the different careers available depending on their interests and future goals. Then they provide a roadmap for their college and life success by teaching the College Study... Read More

Student services will be gathering donations for those in Haiti. Any type of donation will be accepted. Concerning the foods, here is the list: Beans ( ALL TYPES ) Powdered Milk Water Tuna Vienna Sausages Gatorade (Powder) Any other non-perishable foods. Also, medical supplies are needed as well. Including: Bandages Triple-Antibiotic Bandage Rolls Dressing Sponges Pain Killers : Tylenol and Advil for both babies and adults. Povidine Dimetapp Diapers Wipes... Read More

I call my close friends “my adoptive family.” My blood relatives all live out of state, so the only family I have here in Miami is the family I make for myself. Creating an adoptive family isn’t easy. You have to select just the right individuals. These people both nurture and support you and challenge you to learn and grow. I’m fortunate enough to be a discerning adult when it... Read More

What are you grateful for? “As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.” ~John Fitzgerald Kennedy “Here,” Nataly handed me a piece of paper shaped like a long feather, “write down something you’re grateful for and we will put it on the turkey.” She was referring to the paper turkey hanging in the reception. My... Read More

“Thanksgiving, after all, is a word of action.” ~W.J. Cameron There is an underground movement brewing in Florida National University. It’s very subtle. Students gathering, asking, “What can I do to make a difference?” Community service is not a graduation requirement here. With a student body primarily made up of non-traditional students, it was always assumed that such requirements would create undue hardship on students who are already over-extended. And... Read More