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Florida Atlantic University’s Student Government Senate held its Aug. 25 meeting, the first of the fall semester, without first posting an agenda, and has only posted draft meeting minutes nine days later. Senate records published on Owl Central show that both meeting agendas and minutes have been repeatedly late over the past year.   All facets...

Returning to campus for the first time in eight years, the College Poster Sale Company stationed outside of the Student Union on Florida Atlantic University’s Boca Raton campus and offered students posters on pop culture, music, sports, aesthetic art, and more.  The College Poster Sale Company is a major retail customer of Pyramid America, bringing...

Martha Ackmann traces Dolly Parton’s journey from a childhood in the Tennessee mountains to country music stardom in “Ain’t Nobody’s Fool.” The deeply researched biography explores Parton’s family, ambition, hardships, marriage, career and years with Porter Wagoner while offering a fresh look at one of music’s most enduring stars. The post “Ain’t Nobody’s Fool: The Life and Times of Dolly Parton” by Martha Ackmann appeared first on floridasunreview.com.

For 30 years, the Business and Professional Women’s Scholarship House has been open to high-achieving women at Florida Atlantic University. On the Boca Raton campus, this scholarship house supports students who face hardship in affording housing while pursuing a college education.  BPWSH can accommodate 17 women who share a sisterhood of leadership experience and learn...

It’s officially game week for the FAU Owls. On Saturday night in Gainesville, FAU will kick off their 2026 season under the bright lights against the University of Florida.  There’s a ton of optimism and excitement for both teams, and FAU head coach Zach Kittley and Tulane HC Jon Sumrall pointed out how challenging it...

In the Kitchen with Gigi: Where Great Food, Faith, and Real Stories Come Together What happens when you pull up a chair, share a meal, and make room for something deeper? Sometimes, the most meaningful conversations don’t happen in a church pew, a conference room, or on a stage. They happen around the table. A... The post Cooking, Conversation, and Faith Served With Love first appeared on CTN | Christian Television Network.

NBA legend and entrepreneur Shaquille O’Neal will return to Florida Atlantic University this fall as part of Credit One Bank’s Credit Tip Off Tour.  Credit One Bank announced its Credit Tip Off Tour as an initiative to educate college students on how credit works and address gaps in financial literacy among adults. Partnering with O’Neal,...

Florida Atlantic football kickstarts their 2026 season heading on the road against the University of Florida Gators. Both teams head into the game looking to start their season with victories. FAU also started their season against UF in 2021, in a game that they lost 35-14, and have a 0-4 record against the Gators all-time....

Florida Atlantic University lowered the U.S. flags on all FAU campuses to half-staff, following the death of country music icon Dolly Parton on Aug. 25, 2026. The move followed a statewide directive by Gov. Ron DeSantis to commemorate the legendary singer.  News of Parton’s death was announced through a post on her official Instagram account...

Keith Moses' murder trial is being pushed into 2027 as his attorneys pursue an intellectual disability claim that could affect whether prosecutors can seek the death penalty. Moses is accused of killing three people, including 9-year-old T'yonna Major and Spectrum News 13 reporter Dylan Lyons, in Pine Hills in 2023. The post Keith Moses Murder Trial Pushed to 2027; Faces Death Penalty appeared first on floridasunreview.com.