Isaiah Sewell
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‘It’s up to each one of you to stop it’: Mothers of hazing victims address students at FAU (opens the original)
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Re Ann Gruver and Evelyn Piazza both lost their sons to fraternity hazing. On Thursday, they stood before Florida Atlantic University students and challenged them to prevent another family from experiencing the same loss. Nearly every seat was filled in the Carole Barry Kaye Auditorium by members of Greek life, Student Athletics, and leaders of Registered Student Organizations as part of FAU’s annual Anti-Hazing Summit, aimed at fighting against hazing on and off campus. Last year, nationally re
“Swaechella” takes over paradise in 18th annual bonfire (opens the original)
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“Unforgettable,” both a song Swae Lee performed, and the word Florida Atlantic University students used to describe the annual Bonfire Music Fest Thursday night. Neon trees opened the 18th installment of the event, which some students are deeming “Swaechella.” The bonfire was headlined by rapper and singer Swae Lee, who was also one-half of the iconic duo Rae Sremmurd. Other than Neon Trees and Swae Lee, multiple performers have headlined at Florida Atlantic, including Nelly, Justine Skye, Shaqu
Rapper Swae Lee to headline FAU 2026 Bonfire event (opens the original)
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Swae Lee will be “the real crowd pleaser” on Sept. 10 when he headlines the annual 2026 Bonfire Music Fest hosted by Program Board at Florida Atlantic University’s Boca Raton Campus. Swae Lee was announced as the performer during Saturday’s event, First Saturday in Paradise, for Freshman students. The Bonfire Music Fest is free for all students but runs on a first come first serve basis. Multiple other performers have headlined at FAU including SexxyRed, Coi Leray, and Nelly, as well as NBA star
FAU delays Talon Hall move-in for transitional housing students (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: This story has been updated to reflect new information from FAU’s media relations team. The University Press reached out to representatives from Fairfield Inn and Suites and Talon Hall’s builder, Cobra Construction Inc., for comment, but they did not respond in time for publication. Housing and Residential Education staff have put a pin in the plans of multiple Florida Atlantic University students who were originally set to move into Talon Hall on Aug. 13. Exactly a week before th
How Florida’s HAVEN Act is expanding protections for college students across the state (opens the original)
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As Florida Atlantic University students prepare for the fall semester on Aug. 24, college students across Florida are returning to campuses with expanded protections against dating and domestic violence under the Help Abuse Victims Escape Now (HAVEN) Act. The legislation expands on the protections of individuals experiencing dating violence and aims to ensure victims can discreetly notify police and see police response without their abusers knowing, through a web-based system. Candace Harrinarin
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