higher education

In 2021 Scott Yenor called working women “more medicated, meddlesome and quarrelsome than women need to be.”

The bill would repeal a law that shields information about candidates to become Florida college and university presidents.

The EASE program provides $3,500 annual grants to undergraduates at Florida private schools.

House Speaker Daniel Perez defended a bill to repeal a law shielding information about school presidential candidates from public disclosure.

A bill would cap the fees of agents representing college and high-school athletes who get paid through name, image and likeness deals.

Supporters of Florida's 2022 law said secrecy was needed to help attract top higher ed candidates who might otherwise be hesitant to apply.

USF is under investigation for “alleged impermissible race-based scholarships and race-based segregation.”

The state university system’s Board of Governors and trustees of 3 universities dispute that the Florida law (SB 266) violates speech rights.

Scott Yenor drew criticism for calling working women “more medicated, meddlesome and quarrelsome than women need to be.”

A pending national legal settlement on NIL is expected to lead to $22.5 million a year in new athletic department costs for schools.

Florida’s Republican-controlled Legislature passed a plan that includes boosting criminal penalties for undocumented immigrants.

Students seek refunds of fees for services that were not provided because of USF shutdowns after the pandemic hit in 2020.