Meet three of Central Florida’s Teachers of the Year
The three winners, along with top teachers from across the state, will compete for Florida’s Teacher of the Year award this summer.
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A first generation student, Calvin University’s new president wants to help others like him
Greg Elzinga, the 13th president of Calvin University in Grand Rapids, was the first in his family to attend college.
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The Miami-Dade students educating their peers about dangers of fentanyl
High school students handing out a lifesaving overdose medication isn’t something you see every day. But for these South ...
Why Some of the Best Colleges Challenge Low Tolerance Grades
Colleges happily grade students and evaluate faculty but are often not thrilled by the published report cards they receive as ...
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Softball Limps Out of Fonesca Memorial Tournament
Softball faced another setback at the Fonseca Memorial Tournament at USF, winning only one of their four games.
Scene Calendar: Sun Country's 'Hansel & Gretel,' live music and new art at the Harn Museum
Their music is described as a genre-bending journey through a unique combination of jazz, house, funk and hip-hop. Hear them ...
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New College admissions strategy deserves a big, fat 'F' for 'failure'| Opinion
New College of Florida's questionable admissions strategy has largely attracted athletes and mediocre students to the school.
USF will search for new president. Here’s what to expect.
The University of South Florida will commence its search for a new president in the coming days after President Rhea Law ...
A world without salmonella? How raw sewage in Florida developed a promising vaccine
Wastewater from Gainesville has been used to develop a salmonella vaccine that has shown promising results in clinical trials ...
Trump administration gives schools a deadline to end DEI programs or risk losing federal money
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration is giving America’s schools and universities two weeks to eliminate diversity ...
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TreeHacks awards $200,000 in prizes to students from around the world
This weekend, college students gathered at Stanford's 11th annual TreeHacks to compete in a 36-hour hackathon, turning their wildest ideas into innovative tech prototypes.