Entrepreneur, Polaris Dawn Commander and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University alumnus Jared Isaacman (’11), who last year led the first-ever all-civilian space mission, visited Embry-Riddle’s Daytona Beach Campus last week to meet the next generation of aviators and speak
The University of Miami College of Engineering has announced a new multifaceted digital technology initiative supported by a gift from the José Milton Foundation. The foundation’s contribution will support new courses,
Students from Young Middle Magnet School in East Tampa received a rousing welcome and a taste of college life on March 23 as they visited Saint Leo University as part
Barry University graduate nursing students invited the community to the Miami Shores campus for a day of free health screenings, education, and a lot of fun. From nutrition to exercise,
The University of Tampa will launch two new undergraduate degree programs: data science and environmental studies this Fall. Data science is the interdisciplinary study of mathematics, technology and scientific methods
Student-run magazine The Independent has received high honors from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association (CSPA). The magazine, which showcases intersectional art, poetry, and essays from the Rollins College community, achieved the highest
Hodges University president, Dr. John Meyer, announced the promotion of Dr. Rigoberto (Rigo) Rincones Gómez to Provost and Executive Vice President of Academic Affairs. In this role, he will work very
The University of Tampa and Vū announced Vū’s donation of virtual production equipment, valued at $750,000, to The University of Tampa. The donation will be used primarily by UT’s Department of
The African American Cultural and Historical Grants Team, a division of the Florida Department of State, awarded Edward Waters University $500,000 to help preserve three historical buildings on campus: the
Jacksonville University President Tim Cost and Mayor Lenny Curry announced JU’s plans to open a law school in Downtown Jacksonville in the fall with $5 million in city backing. The
Bethune-Cookman announced that this year’s Frederick Douglass Bicentennial Scholarship goes to B-CU student, Chari Mayes! In attendance: B-CU Interim President, Dr. Hiram Powell; I.A. V-P, Ms. Sherry Paramore; Program founder,
A dozen students in the American Society of Civil Engineers Florida Tech chapter competed in 18 events at the 2022 ASCE Southeast Student Conference recently, placing fifth overall among 19
Florida College is pleased to announce three new four-year bachelor degrees, beginning Fall 2022: Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Bachelor of Science in Finance and Bachelor of Science in Biology.The
Florida Memorial University announced its new head coach to lead the Lions’ football team. Bobby Rome II will be at the helm as FMU enters its third season since the
With home prices surging across Florida and the Miami metro area recently named America’s least affordable place to live, Barry University has announced an important step the institution is taking
Lynn University announced Dr. Gareth Fowles ’99, ’01 will become vice president for enrollment and university advancement. Prior to his appointment, Fowles served as vice president for enrollment management. In
Ringling College’s inaugural Archivist, Alexandra Vargas-Minor, is among this year’s recipients of the Sarasota Alliance for Historic Preservation (SAHP)’s Sarasota County Heritage Awards. Alexandra is being recognized in the Historical
The Florida Board of Bar Examiners’ 2022 Bar Examination results are in – and Stetson Law’s passage rate is one of the best in the state. Of the 27 Stetson Law
