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From witnessing his father’s murder to becoming the youngest candidate to ever pursue office in the Broward County School Board, Raymond Adderly, FAU theater sophomore and incoming FAU campus governor, advocates for youth in politics, encouraging aspiring leaders. Adderly’s journey into the realm of politics was catalyzed by the loss of his father to gun...

The 18th legislative session gaveled into order Friday as elected representatives from across campus took the oath of office and began their new terms within the FAU House of Representatives.  Running unopposed, Speaker Leann Mervilus was unanimously elected as Speaker of the House. Among her top priorities, this legislative session are combating food insecurity and...

There’s a level of exhaustion among students of college campuses like Florida Atlantic University today as they are seeing shootings at schools across the country happen more often.

The youngest Afro-Latino male to ever run for office earned over 50K votes and the admiration of peers and leaders alike.

Significant changes are coming to the boards of Florida's largest school districts after the state's primary elections.

Floridians have been voting for weeks through early voting, now leading up to the primaries’ election day this Tuesday. There’s the contest over who’ll win the Democratic primary in the governor’s race, as well as congressional races, a contentious Florida Senate race and local School Board races with many candidates running.

With an incumbent beset by ethical quandaries, challenger Allen Zeman, with his focus on tightening ethical standards, is the right choice for an at-large Broward County School Board seat.

A much-anticipated grand jury report that investigates possible corruption in Broward schools could become public within days, potentially causing major turmoil during this year’s School Board elections.

Columnist Steve Bousquet examines the precarious role that a Broward School Board member faces: She's asking for the voters to trust her with four more years while also possibly challenging the release of a grand jury critical of school district operations.

There are 22 candidates vying for six available seats — three of which are guaranteed to go to a newcomer. Issues such as school closures and mask mandates energized many parents during the pandemic and hot button issues such as critical race theory and restrictions on LGBTQ content have motivated many conservative parents statewide to run for school board.