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Former UP Editor-in-Chief won First Place in Column Writing at the Green Eyeshade Awards.
The Green Eyeshade Awards are the nation's oldest and largest regional journalism contest. Sofia won first place for the college "Column Writing" category for her piece: "No democracy without journalism — a lesson from Woodward and Bernstein."
This column dives into the legacy of journalists Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, who exposed the Watergate break-in of 1972. She wrote this following their talk at FAU on Feb. 8, 2024, where they discussed the role of journalism in today's democracy.
This column dives into the legacy of journalists Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, who exposed the Watergate break-in of 1972. She wrote this following their talk at FAU on Feb. 8, 2024, where they discussed the role of journalism in today's democracy.
Farewell from UP Editor-In-Chief Sofia De La Espriella
It’s time to say goodbye to the place that changed it all for me: the University Press. While it feels like it’s time to move on, I can’t help but think about how my life will feel without it.
A persistent pay gap: Latinas earn 58 cents for every dollar paid to white men
Despite gains, Latinas continue to face significant pay disparities across all education levels and industries.
Letter from the Editor: A tribute to women’s strength
Inspired by International Women’s Day, this print issue from the University Press staff stands in recognition of the relentless strength, resilience and determination of women everywhere.
MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough from Morning Joe visits FAU, weighs in on the American presidency, politics and the media
The former congressman and Morning Joe host criticized Trump’s rhetoric, called for media vigilance, and reminded the FAU community that America is a “plaid nation,” not just red or blue.
FAU reacts: Trump sweeps to power in historic White House race, key Florida amendments fail to pass
Republicans flipped key swing states Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, and achieved a historic comeback. Amendments 3 and 4 fail to pass in Florida. The FAU community reacts.
FAU’s growing Latino voting bloc reflects on key issues ahead of 2024 election
Florida’s growing Latino population is taking center stage in the 2024 presidential race as the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials Educational Fund (NALEO), the nation’s leading non-profit for Latino political engagement, projects a historic Hispanic voter turnout.
Amendment 3: Florida’s potential step towards recreational marijuana legalization
At Florida Atlantic University, students and faculty are debating over Amendment 3, which could legalize recreational marijuana in Florida for adults 21 and older. Discussions center on public health, economic impact, and Florida's cultural identity as the November election approaches.
Amendment 4 puts Florida’s abortion rights in voters’ hands
Breaking down Amendment 4: What it means for abortion rights in Florida, its possible impact and the FAU community’s thoughts
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