- December 20Construction for new residence hall on Boca Raton campus will begin soon
- December 17BOT approves $22 million deal to change FAU football stadium name
- December 13FAU pitchers: Their road back to health
- December 13Carrying the weight: Disabled TA uses comedy to break teaching boundaries
- December 12Immigration, reproductive rights among key issues for FAU students heading into Trump’s second term
- December 11Wrapping up the year: What FAU students hope to see under the tree (and on campus)
- December 11FAU crime statistics reveal increase in car theft, burglary, dating violence
- December 11Men’s Basketball: Owls attains a 22-point win over Jacksonville for the MegaBowl trophy
- December 9Living with an insulin pump: How students manage diabetes while in college
- December 7A new era: FAU’s new football head coach Zach Kittley holds his inaugural press conference
![All Time low performed hits such as their 2008 single, “Dear Maria, Count Me In,” and “Backseat Serenade.” In an exclusive interview with the UP, vocalist Alex Gaskarth revealed his #1 hangover cure to be infant drink, “Pedialyte.” [Photo by Max Jackson]](https://www.upressonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/ATL-Bonfire_Lost-Card__Max-Jackson_NIKON-D4S_09-12-14_1833_Lightroom-900x598.jpg)
![[Kiki Baxter | Managing Editor] From 90 degree heat to rain and lightning, FAU students braved the volatile weather, cheering on the Owls until the game was called in the fourth quarter.](https://www.upressonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Kiki-11-900x600.jpg)
![Alex Mastrobuono, Yazmin Ongtengco, and Amanda Odato celebrate after Ongtengco scored FAU’s first goal in the 28th minute. [Ryan Murphy|Business Manager]](https://www.upressonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Stetson_RyanMurphy2-900x553.jpg)