- FAU mascot Hoot turns six, university celebrates with birthday partyFlorida Atlantic University’s Program Board hosted a birthday party for Hoot, the university’s beloved mascot, on Thursday night to honor another year of school spirit. Students and faculty celebrated Hoot’s birthday as FAU introduced the mascot back in 2019. According to a University Press article, Hoot is a sweet and lovable character who’s always dancing and...
- Men’s Soccer: FAU opens season with dominant 3-0 win over CreightonThe Florida Atlantic men’s soccer team opened its season with a 3-0 victory over the Creighton University Bluejays on Thursday night at FAU Soccer Stadium. Graduate forward Mamadou Diarra, senior forward Eli Conway, and junior forward Oliver Moller-Jensen found the net for the Owls. Junior goalkeeper Alfred Mikkelsen made six saves in his debut game...
- Volleyball: Owls prepare for pivotal conference schedule this seasonFlorida Atlantic’s women’s volleyball team released its 2025-26 season schedule, set to begin on Aug. 23, marking the program’s third season in the American Conference. The Owls aim to build their momentum and challenge for a top spot after an 18-13 season and a first-time run to the AAC Championship match. While the momentum from...
- FAU students quickly sell out Sexyy Red show, no restockFlorida Atlantic University students claimed all the tickets for the Program Board’s Bonfire Music Fest this year, which is set to feature rapper Sexyy Red in a few weeks. The concert was completely sold out just hours after the tickets went live on Wednesday. The sold-out concert disappointed some students who couldn’t secure a spot...
- FAU kicks off semester with Dunkin’ opening after delaysAfter consistent delays, Florida Atlantic University has officially opened the doors of the new Dunkin’ storefront near the S.E. Wimberly Library on Monday, just in time for the first day of class for the fall semester. FAU students have been eagerly waiting for the completion of this project since the announcement of its original projected...
- Editor’s Letter: Apology for spoiling ‘Love Island USA’ finaleFlorida Atlantic University has been in the spotlight with several alumni appearing on the TV show “Love Island.” With all the hype around the reality dating series, the University Press slipped up and spoiled the recent finale of the American franchise for some readers. Last month, Florida Atlantic University alumnus Nicolas Vansteenberghe and his partner were...
- Editor’s Letter: EIC Michael Cook hits reset, explains why the press mattersJournalists are on the frontlines of breaking news and recording history for the public. The press has historically carried out that responsibility, from muckraking to shining light on issues that would have otherwise gone untold. I believe that before the press can hold others accountable, whether that is university officials or administration, we need to...
- Rapper Sexyy Red to headline FAU’s 2025 Bonfire Music Fest“Little Miss Sexyy” will be walking down the street to FAU’s Boca Raton campus next month for the Program Board’s Bonfire Music Fest, bringing her iconic red hair and unapologetic hits, like “Get It Sexy” and “Pound Town.” One of the fastest-rising female rappers in the game, Sexyy Red, will take the stage on Sept....
- FAU alumna Antonia Laites makes history as Love Island UK’s first American winnerFor the first time in “Love Island” history, Florida Atlantic University alumna Antonia “Toni” Laites has officially been crowned the first American winner on the United Kingdom show. On Aug. 4, Laites won this season of Love Island UK alongside her partner Cacherel Mercer. This win follows that of another FAU alumnus, Nicolas Vansteenberghe, who was...
- Boca House rep criticized LGBTQ+ leader’s appointmentBoca Raton House Representative Augustin Gervasio faces criticism among House members after questioning the qualifications of newly appointed Associate Council of Student Organizations Director Olivia Catino. Gervasio vocalized against Catino’s credentials during a June 20 House of Representatives meeting, citing Catino’s involvement with the LGBTQ+ student organization Lavender Alliance. The House considered a censure, a...
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