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Boca Raton, Fla. – The Florida National University men’s tennis team was defeated by No. 5 Keiser men's tennis team on Saturday afternoon at South County Regional Tennis Center. Match Information Score: No. 5 Keiser 9, Florida National 0 Records: No. 5 Keiser (12-4), Florida National (3-5) Location: Boca Raton, Fla. Venue: South County Regional Tennis Center GAME RECAP – (KU 9, FNU 0) DOUBLE’S (KU 3, FNU 0) KU’s... Read More

HIALEAH, Fla. – The Florida National University Women’s tennis teams beat College of Saint Mary 9-0 Thursday, March 21st at Goodlet Park Tennis complex. GAME RECAP – (FNU 9, CSM 0) DOUBLE’S (FNU 3, CSM 0) https://www.facebook.com/FNUConquistadors/videos/1740940742673136/ FNU’s Sofia Pera and Candela Bonivardi took down CSM’s Christina Ternent & Katie Golka in the first pairing of doubles by a score of 8-2. FNU’s Moana de Souza and Ana Barreto defeated... Read More

In March 2019, an interesting Forbes article told the amazing story of Joe Hassett, a former point guard and NBA champion with the 1979 Seattle Supersonics, a team that featured stars such as Paul Silas and Dennis Johnson. Hassett retired in 1983; his only NBA ring corresponds to the only title won by the Supersonics, a franchise that no longer exists, and he decided to fall back on the finance... Read More

In 2019, certain trends surrounding the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree program merit a closer examination. According to September 2018 article published by the Financial Times, overall interest in MBA degrees has slightly diminished in the United States, the spiritual home of this popular graduate program, but enrollment rates on a global level continue to rise, particularly in Canada and in many Asian nations. At a time when demand... Read More

The Pi Day is an annual celebration of the mathematical symbol π. Pi Day is observed on March 14 since 3, 1, and 4 are the first three significant digits of π. In 2009, the United States House of Representatives supported the designation of Pi Day. In Europe, people say “pee.” American celebrates the math symbol with deals: pizzas for 3.14 and amazing pies for free in celebration of the... Read More

The protracted nursing shortage of Florida has prompted state lawmakers to take action. In February 2019, the Higher Education and Career Readiness Committee of the Florida Legislature resolved to take a closer look at House Bill 381 as a means to address the scarcity of nursing professionals in the Sunshine State. The Florida Department of Economic Opportunity estimates that the shortage of registered nurses will be greater than 480 in... Read More

NOTICE: (Seminar will be presented in Spanish) MIAMI, FL - March 12, 2019 – (HISPANICIZE WIRE) - Buena Vida Media, an international multi-media company, launches the Social+Work Conference: Social Media and the Future of Work for Entrepreneurs 50+ on March 15, 2019 at Florida National University in Hialeah, FL. Social+Work is the first in a series of conferences exploring the future of work for entrepreneurs over fifty years of age,... Read More

Employers will never cease to be picky; they may lower their standards a bit when the unemployment rate drops below 3 percent, but they will always have a certain mix of hard and soft skills in mind when they interview applicants. If you have been interviewed for a job only to be turned down after testing and three meetings, there is a strong chance that the hiring manager did not... Read More

Hialeah, Fl – Florida National University men’s and Women's basketball teams debut yesterday on the first round of the USCAA National Championship. The Lady Conquistadors defeated Bluefield State College 79 x 66 while on The Men's side the Conquistadors defeated Bryant & Stratton University NY of the first round 2019 USCAA National Championship. MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM - Florida National University 66 - Bryant & Stratton University NY 51 INSIDE THE... Read More

In February 2019, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis issued an order intended to put an end to the Common Core State Standards of public education, but the order does not really object to the subject matter of the curriculum as such; instead, it focuses on the extensive use of testing and examinations, which many critics believe promote the questionable habit of cramming. While American college students are known to cram for... Read More