higher ed

The new accreditor will have to be approved by the federal government. It could ultimately mean big changes for universities, professors, and students.

The board overseeing Florida's public universities is set to vote Friday afternoon on whether to create a new accreditor. Five other southern states are on board

Florida lawmakers are getting rid of a waiver that lets students without legal status pay in-state tuition. We hear from two students about what the move means for them.

Some Florida universities, including FAMU, have campus police helping immigration agents. At three other universities, faculty have asked for a halt to the program.

The group is challenging a 2023 state law and related regulations that prevent colleges from spending money on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

At the National Conservatism Conference in 2021, political scientist Scott Yenor spoke about the “evils” of feminism and had labels for “independent women."

The law requires professors to undergo more frequent evaluations to earn tenure. That, along with restrictions on topics about race and DEI, are causing some to leave.

Arguments were heard Friday in a battle about a 2022 law that restricts how race-related concepts can be taught in state universities.

At Florida’s only public HBCU, some students now fear political constraints might get in the way of teaching parts of their history.

Gov. Ron DeSantis directed universities to "deactivate" chapters of the group "Students for Justice in Palestine." The ACLU says he can't do that.