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FAU Honors 2026 Talon Leadership Award Recipients
FAU Honors 2026 Talon Leadership Award Recipients
FAU hosted the annual Talon Leadership and Service Awards ceremony as part of Homecoming 2026, honoring outstanding alumni, students, faculty and community members.
FAU Study: Tiny Windows in Petals Shape the Environment Inside Flowers
FAU Study: Tiny Windows in Petals Shape the Environment Inside Flowers
FAU researchers found that translucent "windows" in flower petals let in radiation that warms flowers and reduces microbes, revealing how petal design shapes the hidden microbial life within.
FAU's Kelly/Strul Emerging Scholars Program Receives $2M Gift
FAU's Kelly/Strul Emerging Scholars Program Receives $2M Gift
FAU received a $2 million gift from the Gary Peters Family Foundation Inc., establishing the Cecilia's Heart First-Generation Enrichment Endowment Fund for the Kelly/Strul Emerging Scholars Program.
FAU Poll: Hispanic Confidence Slips Despite 50% Seeing Better Finances
FAU Poll: Hispanic Confidence Slips Despite 50% Seeing Better Finances
Hispanic consumer confidence edged down in the third quarter of the year as fewer Hispanic consumers anticipated good business conditions over the next 12 months, according to a poll from FAU's BEPI.
FAU Study Reveals How Movement Boosts Complex Learning
FAU Study Reveals How Movement Boosts Complex Learning
FAU engineering researchers have found that physical movement can dramatically boost complex learning, challenging the long-held view that movement simply follows what the brain has learned.