Florida bill proposes end of in-state tuition for undocumented students
A new bill proposed by state Sen. Randy Fine aims to revoke in-state tuition for undocumented students in Florida.
Loophole in Florida term limit rules will allow Mayfield to seek Senate seat she just left
"You may have a right to do it, but it doesn't mean it's the right thing to do," contends the CEO of the U.S. Term Limits ...
Developers eye Orlando's expanding university market
Orlando's student housing market booms with new developments near UCF and other universities, offering purpose-built ...
'Believe that you can do it': 14-year-old becomes one of Valencia College's youngest graduates
Fourteen-year-old Gracie Sous is the youngest graduate in the class of 2024 at Valencia College. She earned her associate's ...
Four Thoughts on Scott Frost's Return to Central Florida
In a somewhat surprising development, Scott Frost was named head coach at the University of Central Florida over the weekend. As most Husker fans know, it will ...
Gus Malzahn chose coordinator job at Florida State because head coaching has ‘changed dramatically’
Gus Malzahn nearly beat Florida State in the 2013 national championship game. Now the former Auburn head coach is on Florida ...
How will Florida's panther thrive in the face of chronic wasting disease?
Researchers at the University of Central Florida studied the Florida panther and whether past genetic introductions have made ...
University of Florida researchers working to revolutionize osteoarthritis treatments
Central to the research is the Magnetic Particle Imaging technology, a scanner with unparalleled precision in tracking ...
Vote: Who is the Central Florida High School Football Player of the Week? (12/9/2024)
Four Central Florida teams will play for a high school football state championship this week at Florida International ...
University of Florida selects Downtown Jacksonville area for new graduate campus
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The University of Florida has selected Downtown Jacksonville area for the site for their new graduate ...