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New College of Florida may be first to sign Trump’s university pledge
More than half a dozen universities have rejected the compact. New College wants to embrace it.
USF may soon get a new president. Here are 4 challenges he’ll face.
Moez Limayem promised to turn the university into a leading research institution. What issues stand in his path?
Moez Limayem approved as next USF president after trustee vote
The Florida Board of Governors will likely consider his appointment in early November.
A stadium or a school? How a new Rays park would upend Hillsborough College
The college’s Dale Mabry campus is a possible stadium site. That could cause an academic and economic disruption.
Student activist group sues USF over free speech rights
Tampa Bay Students for a Democratic Society claims the university responded unfairly to pro-Palestine demonstrations.
Florida bill would require universities to rename streets in honor of Charlie Kirk
If the bill passes and the schools don’t change the names, they could lose state funding.
What Florida’s push to roll back vaccines means for college students
Medical experts said unvaccinated students could pose unique risks to college campuses, not just K-12 schools.
As federal funding dries up, this UF nutrition program is shutting down
SNAP-Ed programs have taught families how to access and afford healthy food since the 1970s
UF plucks interim president from Columbia University
Trustees on Monday confirmed Donald Landry, who led the university’s medical department as its temporary leader.