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FAU art gallery’s “The Dreams of Our Fathers: Environment, Technology & Urban Landscapes” exhibition runs until March 1. Here are some of the highlights.
FAU’s Fashion Forward, a student-led organization dedicated to fashion enthusiasts, hosted a show at the Live Oak Pavilion on Monday. The event embraced all facets of the fashion industry, including modeling, styling, and photography. The fashion show lasted from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and included a dynamic runway performance featuring seven student models affiliated...
Thanksgiving break is needed downtime for many students to visit home and/or relax before finals in December. However, international students have a different experience. Sabrina Islam, the risk management officer of the Bangladeshi Students’ Association (BSA), explains how difficult it is to travel home during the five-day break. “In my perspective, the Thanksgiving break is...
Student Government Multicultural Programming (MP), Latino Hispanic Association (LHA), and the Hispanic Latino Student Union (HLSU) collaborated to bid farewell to the fall 2023 semester with the “El Apagón” BBQ on Nov. 9. The organizations closed the semester, uniting diverse backgrounds through the shared joys of games, music, and food at the FAU Housing Lawn. ...
AI canât replace humans, but the technology is making inroads in more and more business sectors. In an oft-quoted interview with Life magazine in 1970, Marvin Minsky, an MIT researcher and pioneer in artificial intelligence, predicted that scientists were about three to eight years away from creating a machine as intelligent as the average human. Such a machine would âbe able to read Shakespeare, grease a car, play office politics, tell a joke, have a fight,â Minksy said, and it would learn at such a âfantastic speedâ that it would reach genius level within just a few...