Keiser University held its annual Faculty Convocation in West Palm Beach, guided by the theme "Teach for Tomorrow.” The event brought together faculty and staff from across campuses and departments for a day of collaboration, learning, and shared purpose. Featuring Chancellor Dr. Arthur Keiser and keynote speaker Dr. Lisa Clark of Blackboard, the gathering explored how AI can support teaching, strengthen critical thinking, and help students develop practical skills for the future. Together, we continue to advance our commitment to a collaborative academic community focused on what matters most: student success.

Raphael Ekechi ran for 122 yards and a touchdown, Damari Charlton threw two touchdown passes, and the No. 10 Keiser football team closed out a 21-7 win at Webber International on Saturday afternoon.

Keiser University Latin American Campus celebrated the opening of its new AI Lab, expanding opportunities for students to explore and apply artificial intelligence. Building on Dr. Robert M. Keiser’s vision through Florida’s Center for Augmented Intelligence, the initiative aims to provide AI certification opportunities for every student and foster partnerships with companies to address real-world challenges. This milestone reflects Keiser University’s ongoing commitment to innovation and preparing students for the evolving demands of the professional world.

Keiser University congratulates Dr. Robert M. Keiser, Vice Chancellor of the Graduate School, on his feature in CIO Views' special edition, “The 10 Most Impactful Education Leaders Making a Difference, 2026.” The feature explores his leadership in expanding access to graduate education, strengthening Keiser University’s global reach, and embracing innovation while keeping student success at the center of institutional growth. We’re proud to see his commitment to accessible, career-focused education recognized. Read the full feature: tr.ee/cioviews

From moving into new facilities to meaningful conversations, graduation celebrations, and the everyday moments in between, faculty and staff at Keiser University’s Tampa Campus reflect on the experiences that have made each year special. We’re honoring the people and memories that continue to shape our community.

Keiser University was proud to sponsor the Sixth Annual Broward County PBA Scramble, held earlier this month at Boca Lago Golf & Country Club to benefit the HOPE Fund. Established in 1998, the HOPE Fund provides assistance to Broward County Police Benevolent Association members and their families facing hardship during times of crisis and personal tragedy. A special thank you to Broward County PBA President Rod Skirvin and everyone involved in making this year's golf tournament a success. We appreciate the PBA's continued dedication to the brave men and women who serve and protect our communities. Keiser University is honored to be part of this annual event and contribute to a meaningful cause that makes a difference in the lives of law enforcement officers and their families.

Keiser University Latin American Campus joined the “Juntos por una Causa” 5K Run & Walk in Carazo, bringing the community together to honor those bravely fighting breast cancer, celebrate survivors, and remember those whose lives continue to inspire us.📷 Through initiatives like this, we continue to champion awareness, prevention, early detection, and the power of community.

Last night, Dr. Arthur Keiser, Chancellor of Keiser University, was interviewed at the Inaugural Hispanic Heritage Gala in Washington, D.C. Keiser University was honored to support this event celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and recognizing the achievements, cultural influence, and economic contributions of the Hispanic community across the United States. As a Hispanic-Serving Institution, Keiser University remains committed to expanding educational opportunities and empowering students to achieve their academic and professional goals.

Keiser University New Port Richey recently hosted its Fall Advisory Board meeting, bringing together business partners and industry professionals for meaningful discussions across our academic programs. These conversations help strengthen the connection between education and workforce needs while supporting student success and professional development. Thank you to all our partners for their time, collaboration, and continued commitment to workforce development.