FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY

EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Anti-Israel FIU students demand 'ceasefire'

Students at Florida International University rallied against Israel, demanding a ceasefire and chanting 'From the r…

By Campus Reform
Oct 26, 2023

Pro-woke professors leave Florida universities in protest

'It’s not safe here anymore on so many levels,' said one professor.

By John Rigolizzo
Aug 7, 2023

How Florida colleges help support the $9.5 billion DEI industry

Schools in the State University System of Florida recently reported expenditures in diversity, equity, and inclusio…

By Shelby Kearns
Feb 2, 2023

Campus Profile: Florida Atlantic University

Florida Atlantic University is a public university in Boca Raton. Around 25,600 undergraduate students are enrolled…

By Kayley Chartier '25
Jun 13, 2022

Activists target conservative prof with 'white supremacist' flyers

New posters have surfaced on campus accusing DeRosa of having “extensive ties to White Nationalism” and calling on …

By Celine Ryan Ciccio
May 7, 2018

Students crash faculty meeting to attack conservative prof

Dr. Marshal DeRosa spoke forcefully in his own defense, saying he doesn't blame the students for being "peddlers of…

By Celine Ryan Ciccio
Apr 10, 2018

Flyers defame conservative prof as a 'white supremacist'

Dr. Marshall Derosa, who advises the TPUSA chapter at FAU, speculated that “either mental illness or demonic posses…

By Celine Ryan Ciccio
Mar 29, 2018

Public university requires students disclose sexual history

Florida Atlantic University is requiring its students to fill out an invasive sex survey prior to registering for c…

By Kaitlyn Schallhorn
Nov 18, 2014

UCF students couldn't identify gubernatorial candidates days before the midterm election

One student guessed that Governor Rick Scott (R) was Mitt Romney.

By Lauren Cooley
Nov 8, 2014

Florida school hosts sex workshop on Election Night

Florida Atlantic University’s student government will host a sex workshop on Election Night.

By Lauren Cooley
Nov 4, 2014

Public university wanted to charge $17K for three years' worth of crime reports

FAU's newspaper sought to discover whether or not the campus police were underreporting crimes.

By Lauren Cooley
Oct 8, 2014