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Voices of valor: FAU honors women veterans in event of remembrance

Boca Raton · Boca Raton

Voices of valor: FAU honors women veterans in event of remembrance

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Goodbye Diversity Way: FAU renames walkway 'Opportunity Way'

Boca Raton · Boca Raton

Goodbye Diversity Way: FAU renames walkway 'Opportunity Way'

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Golf: Jake Hibbert finishes strong despite setbacks at Hawkstone Qualifier

Florida Atlantic University’s Jake Hibbert was among the many golfers who teed it up this month as the first stages of the U.S. Open qualifying got underway across the country. He competed at Hawkstone Country Club in Gainesville, Florida, one of 110 sites where amateur and professional golfers alike looked to secure a spot in this year’s coveted tournament, set to take place at Oakmont Country Club from June 12 to 15. These 18-hole local qualif…Golf · Gainesville Read Article

Softball: FAU wins first regional game in nine years

On May 16, Florida Atlantic’s softball team (44-10, 23-4 AAC) competed against the Georgia Tech University Yellow Jackets (27-22, 10-11 ACC) in the Gainesville Regional at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium, coming out victorious after eight innings with a final score of 5-4. While the Owls have not matched up against the Yellow Jackets since 2015, this time spent away was not enough to deter the Owls from coming out on top against their opponent f…Gainesville, Florida · Gainesville Read Article

Football: Three former FAU players go undrafted in the NFL

This year’s National Football League Draft took place on April 24-26 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. While no former Florida Atlantic players were drafted, three have signed as “undrafted rookie free agents” with NFL teams. All three of these players attended the university’s Pro Day on March 25 and showcased their best agility, speed and strength in front of over 20 NFL coaches and scouts. The following are descriptions of the players who signed the …NFL · Green Bay Read Article

Farewell from UP Editor-In-Chief Sofia De La Espriella

I was very hesitant to write this letter because I’ll never forget that in one of my first journalism lessons in Colombia, the professor kept repeating: “Journalists are never the news. We are never in the spotlight.” But in this case, I felt the need to say goodbye properly and thank you. Three years ago, I transferred to FAU from Colombia, eager to internationalize everything I had learned in almost four years of university there and a study a…Boca Raton · Boca Raton Read Article

FAU seeks input from faculty and staff in search of a new provost

Florida Atlantic University administrators hosted two listening sessions on April 30 to seek out qualities faculty and staff hope to find in the search for the new permanent provost to oversee academic affairs at the university. According to the FAU website, the provost leads the Office of the Provost, which “provides leadership to achieve excellence in teaching, research, scholarship and service.” The provost works directly under the university…Boca Raton · Boca Raton Read Article

Against all odds: FAU student Damian Richter’s journey with autism

After being diagnosed with mild to moderate autism spectrum disorder a month before his third birthday, Florida Atlantic University student Damian Richter is a living testimony to others that their disability does not define them. Autism spectrum disorder is a condition that affects how people communicate, interact with others and view the world. One in 31 children in the United States are diagnosed with autism, according to data from the Cente…Autism · Boca Raton Read Article

Morning Minute: Fire maps, student visas and motel expansion

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Good morning Central Coast and Happy Tuesday! In addition to a nice day outside, here are some of the top stories from Daybreak!Fire Maps in Santa Barbara: After more than 10 years, the state has updated their fire maps. New areas, which include Santa Barbara, have been added as fire hazard zones. Community reporter Juliet Lemar looked into some of the newly updated areas in Santa Barbara that have been added while community reporter Karson Well…University of Waterloo See the Story

From notetaking to dodging critters: The co-existence of students and wildlife at Florida Atlantic

Located three miles from the beach’s shoreline, Florida Atlantic University’s Boca Raton campus holds over 29,000 students according to their website. Within the human population is an abundance of wildlife, from the nocturnal species of raccoons and coyotes to iguanas and burrowing owls. As students make their way to classes, they’re likely to catch a group of raccoons rummaging through the trash cans or iguanas sunbathing, scattering themselve…Wildfires · Boca Raton Read Article

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