A proposed student housing development near Nova Southeastern University has been withdrawn after drawing concerns from residents who feared it would disrupt their neighborhood. The
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Former Miami-Dade high school teacher charged with multiple counts of battery, placed on house arrest
A former Miami-Dade County Public Schools teacher is facing serious criminal charges after authorities say he was accused of multiple counts of battery involving students.
Florida removes sociology as a core subject in public universities as part of a push against DEI in education
The State University System Board of Governors on Thursday removed sociology from the public university general education catalog. At a meeting in Pensacola, the board
South Florida high school’s first graduating class turning opportunity into life-changing success
Cristo Rey Miami High School is celebrating a major milestone – its very first graduating class. And their achievements are extraordinary. Arianna Salazar, a senior,
Florida lawmakers remain deadlocked over the state budget as House and Senate leaders clash over spending priorities
Lawmakers are again at a stalemate over the budget. Instead of negotiating the final details of the state spending plan for the next fiscal year,
Miami fashion designer giving back to future designers after making it big
A local fashion designer turned her passion into purpose and is sharing her gift to enrich the lives of others. On a Wednesday afternoon, local
Florida House approves a change to a controversial law that banned books in school libraries
The Florida House approved a measure Wednesday that includes a definition of “materials harmful to minors” in a controversial 2023 Florida law that led to
Florida proposal to further limit out-of-state, international students at some universities advances in House
A proposal to further limit the amount of out-of-state and international students at some Florida universities continued to advance in the House on Tuesday. The
Florida public employees may no longer have to use people’s preferred pronouns. What that means for workplaces.
A bill that would prohibit public-sector employees and contractors from being required to use people’s preferred pronouns passed its first Senate committee Monday. Known as
Black History Month centennial channels angst over anti-DEI climate into education, free resources
For academics, historians and activists, the past year has been tumultuous in advocating the teaching of Black history in the United States. Despite last year