When it comes to Owl Radio on our Florida Atlantic University campus, there are a variety of radio stations to choose from for the FAU community to enjoy. The Morning After radio show is hosted by Khari Taylor, a senior majoring in New Film and Media, and Devin Collins, a senior majoring in Communications with… Read More Student Spotlight: Khari Taylor & Devin Collins
BOCA RATON, FL – On Thursday, students and faculty gathered around the Student Union in response to two recent requests from the office of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. One request is tied to information on transgender students, and some fear the other could put diversity programs in peril. In January, representatives from the governor’s office… Read More Faculty, Students Gather in Response to Ron DeSantis’s Higher Education Agenda
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) and Predominantly White Institutions (PWI) may have an impact on how Black students engage with their academic environment. A PWI, as defined by the US Department of Education, is any university that is considered to have “historically white” students making up 50% or more of the student body. “[…]… Read More Take Your Pick: HBCU or PWI
Shila Ductan, 2023 20-year-old Political Science major Shila Ductan took the inspiration to run for Boca Governor due to the Florida Atlantic University’s community with its revolving changes in order to make the school better for the students. “We’re up and coming, and we’re changing things, and we’re trying to do things to grow as… Read More Meet the Candidate: Shila Ductan
Florida Atlantic University offers an abundance of opportunities to many on-campus organizations that seek out student engagement. Activities that do what they can to reach out to the hearts of so many, but with so many things going on all at once, it can get rather difficult to oversee everything that goes on at campus. … Read More The Black Voice That Guides Us All
With the Spring Semester currently underway, I’m starting to realize how quick and surreal it is for me now that I’m the Editor in Chief for The Paradigm Press, FAU’s first-ever Black newspaper. Being a staff writer for my high school newspaper for two years, to then discovering The Paradigm Press, and being able to… Read More Editor in Chief Spring Semester Letter – New Year, New Changes
One of the most effective way to see change on campus is by getting involved with your student government. Lately, more and more minority students are taking the call to action and joining SG to make life at FAU serve the minority community better. Let’s meet a few of this year’s leaders. IMAGE Vania D.… Read More SG Student Leader Spotlight
After two years, the Sunshine State Step Show returns in-person with a live audience, stage lights, and stage presence of the National Panhellenic Council (NPHC) also known as the Divine Nine, that are nine historically Black sororities and fraternities. Which are: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority… Read More Sunshine State Step Show Returns
Categorizing himself as, “Independent Recording Artist” – Chris Pierce is a musician in the South Florida area representing a group of people who have long been oppressed in the music industry. Chris was born February 18th, 2000, in Savannah, Georgia, until he was in the second grade. Soon after, he moved up to South Carolina,… Read More FAU Spotlight: Chris Pierce (Musician, Songwriter, Visualise, Student)
A new year tends to come with new opportunities. With Black History month amongst us, it makes it the perfect time to highlight a new organization that celebrates people that look like us! They’re called “The Black Writers Collective”. Curated by Raquel Perry, the organization uses spoken word to bring awareness to social issues that… Read More Introducing the Black Writers Collective
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