Ian Hodgson, Author at Open Campus

Florida hasn’t used race in college admissions since 1999. How did that go?

What the Sunshine State may be able to tell us about the future of college admissions nationwide after Thursday’s Supreme Court ruling.

School officials voted Thursday to do away with the Null Set in favor of something different.

Graduates, parents, faculty and friends heard two vastly different speeches.

“I’m just here to get my name called, walk across the stage and, like, stand up for human rights,” one graduate says.

It’s the latest development in a takeover of the state school directed by Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Interim President Richard Corcoran cited “extraordinary circumstances” in the letter circulated last week.

The move by conservative leader Richard Corcoran is a clear signal of the Florida school’s new direction.

As Gov. Ron DeSantis and lawmakers push for tighter controls in higher education, critics say the threat to academic freedom is real.

The school’s foundation finds a loophole to cover part of his $699,000 salary for now, but it’s unclear what happens next.

Former Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran takes over as interim president.