Publishers acceded to state requests watering down information on climate change’s impact, WUSF/Hechinger Report investigation finds. Now the state has turned to updating its science standards.

Greetings from the Swamp.Florida has been the bellwether for the past five years regarding attacks against public education and public sector unions. Course curricula have been attacked, subject matter censored, and diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives defunded by reactionary state legislators who view anything challenging their narrow worldview in the most paranoid of terms. But the full impact of such reactionary laws have been held at bay in part because Florida has strong union repre

FIU professor: The issue is not whether universities are political. The issue is whether they will remain places where ideas can be freely contested. | Opinion

FIU professor: The issue is not whether universities are political. The issue is whether they will remain places where ideas can be freely contested. | Opinion

FIU professor: The issue is not whether universities are political. The issue is whether they will remain places where ideas can be freely contested. | Opinion

Students at Florida’s 12 public universities will no longer be able to fulfill their general education requirements by taking an introductory sociology course. On Thursday, the Florida Board of Governors unexpectedly voted to remove Introduction to Sociology from institutions’ general education curriculum offerings, The Miami Herald reported.

Florida officials have spent years transforming higher education in the state, with a particular focus on sociology instruction.

Some students and faculty are concerned about the FL House's proposed bill to allow trained faculty and staff to carry concealed weapons on campus.

To be clear, the solution is not for the legislature to fund centers advocating for opposing political ideologies.

Florida students and faculty oppose a bill allowing college professors to carry concealed weapons on campus, citing safety concerns.

To be clear, the solution is not for the legislature to fund centers advocating for opposing political ideologies.

Florida students and faculty oppose a bill allowing college professors to carry concealed weapons on campus, citing safety concerns.

To be clear, the solution is not for the legislature to fund centers advocating for opposing political ideologies.

What are the 2025 CoreFSU regulations set by BOG, and how do they affect FSU students?

It’s a lousy time to be a kid in Florida. You’re told you can’t read certain books or study certain subjects or discuss certain topics. You’re told you can’t go by your chosen name; you must conform t...

What are the 2025 CoreFSU regulations set by BOG, and how do they affect FSU students?

Our parks system is a national treasure, but it is under attack.

I understand that this agreement is voluntary and is not a condition of employment and that I have the right to refuse to sign this agreement without suffering any reprisal.

I understand that this agreement is voluntary and is not a condition of employment and that I have the right to refuse to sign this agreement without suffering any reprisal.

I understand that this agreement is voluntary and is not a condition of employment and that I have the right to refuse to sign this agreement without suffering any reprisal.

The United Faculty of Florida (UFF) unequivocally condemns the recently revealed partnerships between Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and campus police departments within Florida’s State University System. These agreements, conducted without meaningful transparency or community input, represent a profound betrayal of the core values of higher education and an alarming escalation in the ongoing erosion of democratic norms in our state.