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×ÔÒùϵÁÐ Historian Traces How U.S. Nursing Homes Evolved into Big Business

A historian explores how the Americana Corporation shaped modern nursing homes, revealing how architecture tied aging, care and profit into a system that still defines long-term care in the U.S. today.

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ Joins Neuroarts Academic Network to Bridge Art, Brain and Healing

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ will help to lead this global effort to harness aesthetic experiences for brain health, as one of just two Florida universities and about 35 worldwide in the network's initial working group.

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ Professors Receive Latin Grammy Nomination

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ professors Alejandro Sánchez-Samper and Matt Baltrucki of the Department of Music have received their fifth Latin Grammy nomination for the album "Milonguín."

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ Theatre Lab Celebrates Seven Carbonell Award Finalist Nominations

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ's Theatre Lab has been recognized with seven Carbonell Award finalist nominations, highlighting the company's excellence in new work development and theatrical artistry.

The Jerusalem Ballet Comes to Florida Atlantic

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ's Department of Theatre and Dance in the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters presents the Jerusalem Ballet

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ Hosts 'Arreva's Driven by Cause Summit' Philanthropy Summit

Theatre Lab Begins Second Decade of Programming New Work

Theatre Lab announced its 2025-26 season, marking the start of its second decade of programming.

The Role of the Courts in Interpreting the Constitution

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ's Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters presents the 2025 Constitution Day lecture "The Role of the Courts in Interpreting the Constitution."

×ÔÒùϵÁÐ Professor Highlighted for Park Designed for Coastal Resiliency

Jeffrey E. Huber, professor in the School of Architecture within the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters at Florida Atlantic, was recently featured in Architectural Record magazine for a park.

Rings of Time: Unearthing Climate Secrets from Ancient Trees

Researchers used radiocarbon dating and tree-ring analysis on subfossil bald cypress trees in a Southeast Georgia swamp, uncovering dramatic growth pattern shifts over centuries.