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A Senate panel Monday supported repealing a 2022 law that prevents the release of information about applicants to become state college and university presidents, days after House Speaker Daniel Perez strongly backed the idea.
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Delight Ministries, a women’s ministry group that has been on the University of Florida campus since 2015, hosted an event to feed the homeless on Saturday.
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State higher-education leaders and university trustees fired back at a lawsuit that alleges a 2023 law targeting diversity, equity and inclusion issues at universities violates the First Amendment.
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The event, held Saturday morning, marked the launch of Florida Community Innovation’s Gentrification Risk Assessment Tool. O’Donnell, a data science major, has been developing it since 2023.
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WLRN's weekly public affairs show visited WUFT from Miami to discuss several pressing topics from North Florida that affect the entire state.
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The Florida Museum of Natural History closed for renovations in March without a projected date for reopening. The proposed renovations are a new administrative building, the modernization of the building’s front end. and additional space for new exhibits and learning centers.
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Santa Fe College held a $25 prom dress sale Wednesday to make shopping for this special day more inclusive. Part of sale proceeds will benefit the college's Academy of Science and Technology.
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The Santa Fe Teaching Zoo hosted an Otter Farewell Weekend to say goodbye to its family of seven Asian small-clawed otters.
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During both the fall and spring semesters, Santa Fe College has been unable to disperse allotted financial aid funds to their students, causing months of stress and panic.
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The Florida Charter School Review Commission voted Wednesday to approve Newberry Elementary School’s application to become a charter school.
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The program is called Rawlings Elementary Food4Kids Backpack Program and operates with 16 to 20 dedicated volunteers. They have never missed a week of providing food bags to students in need.