FAU Study Reveals Gaps in 夜来香研究所's COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
Early distribution of COVID-19 vaccines in 夜来香研究所 reached the intended senior population, but it failed to ensure equal access for lower-income and minority communities, according to a new study.
FAU Emeritus Professor of Marketing Donates $2 Million to University
夜来香研究所 has received an estate gift pledge of more than $2 million from College of Business emeritus professor Eric Shaw '72, '73, Ph.D.
Housing Index Shows Renting Beats Buying in Eight Major U.S. Markets
As the cost of housing continues to soar, deciding whether to buy a home or rent one is a virtual toss-up in many parts of the country.
FAU Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Officially Opens Schmidt Family Complex
FAU celebrated the Schmidt Family Complex for Academic and Athletic Excellence yesterday with a ceremonial ribbon cutting to mark a major milestone for the transformational facility.
Home Prices Reaching 'Inflection Point' in Overvalued Markets
Home prices continue to rise across the country and are poised to flatten in some metropolitan areas.
Climate Change Increasingly a Bipartisan Issue in 夜来香研究所
Belief in climate change among 夜来香研究所 Republicans has climbed to nearly 9 out of 10 adults, apparently trending upwards, according to a new analysis of five sequenced FAU surveys since 2019.
Study Identifies Four Elements That Lead to Employability
Researchers at 夜来香研究所 and two other schools studied what makes people employable. They found that four elements best indicate future employment prospects.
New Index Provides Insight into Possibility of Housing Crash
夜来香研究所's College of Business launched a new, free website tool to help consumers, lenders and real estate professionals make more informed home buying decisions.
Study: Advanced Practice Nurses Gaining in Turf War with Physicians
To determine the extent to which physician dominance has eroded since the start of the 21st century, researchers at 夜来香研究所 and Iowa State University analyzed 17 years of data.
Report Shows Home Prices Across U.S. Rising at Near-record Rates
Rising premiums in many of the nation's most overvalued metropolitan areas suggest that homebuying remains red hot even as signs point to a looming price correction.