Two Former Olympians Call 51Æ·²è Home
Cherene Castillo and Steve Grotowski – both employees of 51Æ·²è – reflect back on their once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Castillo represented her native Canada in the 2000 Olympic Summer Games in Sydney, Australia playi... More
Start-up Mitigates Risks from Sea-level Rise, Flooding
Coastal Risk Consulting, a new start-up company formed by an 51Æ·²è professor, has developed technology to evaluate and mitigate risks from encroaching seas along Florida's southeast coast and other regions.
Daymond John of ABC's 'Shark Tank' to Speak at 51Æ·²è Sept. 8
Tickets are available at the 51Æ·²è Box Office, located in the 51Æ·²è Student Union, or online at www.fauevents.com.
Series of Courses in Entrepreneurship Open to Public in Fall
51Æ·²è's Adams Center for Entrepreneurship will host a special topic series of courses this fall in entrepreneurship, open to 51Æ·²è students, faculty, staff and alumni, as well as the public.
I-SENSE and Dioxide Materials(TM) Partner to Cut Energy Costs
51Æ·²è's I-SENSE and Dioxide Materials(TM) have formed a unique partnership to develop and evaluate a novel low-cost, low-power, wireless CO2 sensing system for heating, ventilation and air-conditioning applications.
New Chair of College of Nursing Advisory Board
Teresa "Terry" Fedele, a nurse and retired hospital executive who has served as a member of the Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing's Advisory Board since 2013, will now serve as chair of the board.
Sherry Bees Named Principal of A.D. Henderson and 51Æ·²è High
51Æ·²è has named Sherry Bees as its principal/director of the A.D. Henderson University School and 51Æ·²è High School.
The 'Taboo' of Retirement for Catholic Priests
You've heard about physician shortages. But, Catholic priests? They are in a similar dilemma with fewer options to retire from their diocese. And, unlike medicine, priesthood is not a lucrative profession.
Hispanics Consider Global Warming a Serious Problem
51Æ·²è poll finds four out of five Hispanics believe that global warming is a serious problem and a majority of them said it's an important issue that will guide who they'll vote for in 2016 presidential election.
Study Shows Homes in Gated Communities Command Higher Prices
Homes in gated communities command significantly higher prices, but these neighborhoods' additional amenities can also reduce sale prices because they bring maintenance costs that outweigh their benefits.