1 hr ago | Florida Trend
High Life Thrives with Private Jet Service
Just the name "Legal Elite" says a lot about the attorneys whose names appear on Florida Trend's annual list.
12 hrs ago | The Ledger
Published: Sunday, July 5, 2009 at 11:49 p.m. Last Modified: Sunday, July 5, 2009 at 11:49 p.m. TALLAHASSEE Floridians overwhelmingly approved eight-year term limits for Florida lawmakers in 1992, but they have unwittingly created a revolving door that leaves the Senate rich in experience and the House filled with aspiring senators.
Body Slam U. breeds future wrestlers
An out-of-work trucker and a biology major-turned-barmaid are careening around an 18-by-18-foot wrestling ring stuffed inside a sweaty, smelly Pompano Beach warehouse.
Boca Raton: Longtime FAU finance chief Jessell takes new job
In the midst of unprecedented budget-cutting, Florida Atlantic University is losing its longtime financial chief.
Boca Raton: FAU, Max Planck sign lease for temporary quarters
The Max Planck Florida Institute will be settling into its temporary quarters on the Jupiter campus of Florida Atlantic University shortly.
The Kept-Up Academic Librarian
FAU Faculty Will Fight Their Layoffs
Florida Atlantic University professors have filed a formal complaint against the school, claiming the layoffs of tenured faculty members violates their union contract.
MiamiHerald.com - Miami & Ft. Lauderd...
Frank Brogan may leave Florida Atlantic University
Early into a new six-year contract, Florida Atlantic University president Frank Brogan may leave to take a new state job.
Boca Raton: Fourth of July promises food, fun, music, sand
This coming Saturday isn't just the first day of the weekend. It will be a bang-up Fourth of July celebration of the nation's 233rd birthday, and a full day of events is promised in Boca Raton, West Boca and Delray Beach - each capped with a finale of fireworks.
MiamiHerald.com - Miami & Ft. Lauderd...
Florida Atlantic University professors challenge layoffs
Florida Atlantic University professors have filed a formal complaint against the school, claiming the layoffs of tenured faculty members violates their union contract.
Science, Industry and Business
Study Contradicts Conventional Wisdom that Perceptual Abilities Improve as We Grow
A study of Spanish- and English- learning infants provides evidence that our perceptual abilities do not improve as we get older, and that younger infants may actually be better at integrating facial speech gestures and vocalizations than older infants.
Boca Raton: Falcons of the year
St. Paul Lutheran School in Boca Raton honored two students who excelled both on and off the field at its year-end athletic banquet, which featured guest speaker Chancellor Dugan, women's basketball coach at Florida Atlantic University.
Palm Beach County: Some $518 billion spent on education
Palm Beach County Commissioners have approved application for $328,582 in state funding to provide academic education and vocational training to farm workers and dependents.
University names new CFO, Miller steps down
Kenneth Jessell has been named chief financial officer and senior vice president of FIU.
Community Bicycles At FAU Stolen
A Florida Atlantic University program designed to encourage students to ride bicycles to class instead of driving seems to have backfired.
Boca Raton: Start! Heart Walk planned for Sept. 26
The American Heart Association's Start! Heart Walk will be held Sept. 26 at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton and Meyer Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach Festivities begin at 7:30 a.m. at both locations.
FAU's Green Bike program foiled by thieves who kept peddling
Florida Atlantic University's bike-sharing program was a simple, even utopian, plan.
Late for class? Florida Atlantic Univeristy may soon offer valet parking
Students late for class at Florida Atlantic University may soon have the option to valet.
Former FAU student who was shot by campus cops sues in federal court
Zachary Carroll acknowledges he was drinking with friends that night in 2006 when his crazed behavior led a Florida Atlantic University police officer to shoot him.
Crystal3 Laboratories, Inc. (C3Labs) Announces New Services From...
According to Duran S. Schmidt, M.S., President of C3Labs : , "Nealie C. Newberger, Ph.D., will now be heading up the analytical laboratory at C3Labs.
Science, Industry and Business
Scientists at Harbor Branch Collaborate with Egypt to Advance Marine Research in the Red Sea
Under the U.S.- Egypt Science and Technology Cooperation Agreement, scientists from Harbor Branch have signed an agreement to work with scientists from Egypt on a range of oceanographic projects including the development of state-of-the-art laboratories for research in aquaculture, coral reef biodiversity and conservation, and marine biotechnology, ...