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Letter from the Editor: A tribute to women’s strength
Inspired by International Women’s Day, this print issue from the University Press staff stands in recognition of the relentless strength, resilience and determination of women everywhere.
MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough from Morning Joe visits FAU, weighs in on the American presidency, politics and the media
The former congressman and Morning Joe host criticized Trump’s rhetoric, called for media vigilance, and reminded the FAU community that America is a “plaid nation,” not just red or blue.
FAU reacts: Trump sweeps to power in historic White House race, key Florida amendments fail to pass
Republicans flipped key swing states Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, and achieved a historic comeback. Amendments 3 and 4 fail to pass in Florida. The FAU community reacts.
FAU’s growing Latino voting bloc reflects on key issues ahead of 2024 election
Florida’s growing Latino population is taking center stage in the 2024 presidential race as the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials Educational Fund (NALEO), the nation’s leading non-profit for Latino political engagement, projects a historic Hispanic voter turnout.
Amendment 3: Florida’s potential step towards recreational marijuana legalization
At Florida Atlantic University, students and faculty are debating over Amendment 3, which could legalize recreational marijuana in Florida for adults 21 and older. Discussions center on public health, economic impact, and Florida's cultural identity as the November election approaches.
Amendment 4 puts Florida’s abortion rights in voters’ hands
Breaking down Amendment 4: What it means for abortion rights in Florida, its possible impact and the FAU community’s thoughts
FAU’s Breezeway Dialogues spark debate on legalizing weed in Florida
Students and experts discuss the pros and cons of legalizing recreational marijuana in Florida as the November election nears, with Amendment 3 on the ballot.
FAU Constitution Day speakers on Supreme Court’s role in U.S. politics, society: ‘They’re cherry-picking history’
Journalists Emily Bazelon and Katie Phang discussed the influence of the Supreme Court, its recent landmark rulings and how recent rulings are reshaping U.S. law, society and politics.
Students noticeably absent at first presidential search listening session
The Presidential Search Committee held its first listening session Thursday, where attendees discussed their ideal university president. Meanwhile, only one student voluntarily made an appearance
Editor’s Letter: ‘Welcome to the UP’s new era’
Sofia De La Espriella, the new editor-in-chief of the University Press, welcomes readers to the new chapter of the student-run newspaper
Presidential Search Committee announces listening sessions, questions remain
As Florida Atlantic University’s search for a new president moves forward, uncertainty surrounds the logistics and participation of upcoming listening sessions set to begin at the end of the month. Five sessions are set to occur between Aug. 29 and Sept. 9
FAU’s new presidential search committee aims for January 2025 candidate list
On Wednesday, a new presidential search committee gathered and outlined the procedures and regulations that the new search will follow.
FAU community reacts to historic Trump conviction
On May 30, Donald J. Trump became the first former president convicted of a crime. As the nation awaits Trump’s sentencing scheduled for July 11, the FAU community discusses justice, accountability and the future of American democracy.
BOT Chair announces the new FAU Presidential Search Committee
Almost a year after the Board of Trustees announced the suspension of the presidential search amidst controversy, Bussani announced that a new 15-member search committee, guided by Trustee Sherry Murphy, will begin its search process this summer.
More than just a sport: CrossFit, a lifestyle revolution
Every day, across the globe, CrossFit is more than a workout regiment — it’s changing fitness, bringing people closer together, and rewriting personal stories. With its workouts and strong community, this movement inspires everyone to push past their limits and tackle personal hurdles, turning every tough rep into a victory for both the individual and the whole crew.
Financials ignite controversy over college education’s worth
Amid rising tuition costs and lower education trust, Americans reevaluate college as a longstanding pillar of the American Dream.
No democracy without journalism — a lesson from Woodward and Bernstein
Renowned journalists Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, who covered the Watergate break-in of 1972, spoke at FAU on Thursday about journalism in the current democracy. These were my takeaways.
George W. Bush visits FAU, speaks on foreign conflicts, 2024 election
President Bush was the star guest at the two-day Noble Capital Markets convention.
Florida’s controversial permitless carry law
As Florida grapples with HB 543 and its impact, public opinion continues to divide and concerns have only risen.
Monica Crowley’s Constitution Day lecture takes unexpected political turn
An “American Exceptionalism” conversation morphs into tense political debate at FAU’s annual Constitution Day event.
The political side of FAU’s presidential search
Multiple FAU faculty and off-campus experts believe higher education institutions are being impacted by politics, especially in Florida.
Campus firearm ban stays despite new permitless carry law
Firearms are still prohibited in public places such as schools, courthouses, airports, and at sporting events, as well as some private businesses.
Students, faculty on the impact of AI. Q&A
FAU students, faculty and the surrounding community react to the increasing importance of artificial intelligence in higher education.
FAU students express concern over new transgender bathroom law
The legislation makes restrooms and changing rooms exclusive to biological sex.
Board agrees to suspend presidential search at FAU
The FAU Board of Trustees has agreed to suspend the presidential search and the university has canceled the candidate forums planned for July 10, 12 and 13.
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