Education

With a new Black Studies center, the University of Miami undertakes a long-overdue racial reckoning.

In a series of tweets directed at Gov. Ron DeSantis, Dunn sought clarity as to what he’s allowed to put on his syllabus.

Chaz Stevens has petitioned eight Florida school districts to ban the Bible, citing its inappropriate content.

Nathaniel Sandler of Bookleggers Library and Mitchell Kaplan of Books & Books speak out about the surge in book bans in Florida public schools.

“It just seems like they are wanting the whole school to be African-American.”

Karla Kennedy is concerned about the lack of diversity in FIU’s Journalism and Media Department.

On the fourth anniversary of FIU bridge collapse, Alexa Duran’s parents say her statue is a symbol.

Tenured faculty positions are indefinite appointments that were created to protect academic freedoms.

“So much of the trust students place in the adults in their lives would be eroded by something like this.”

A 7-year-old at Airbase K-8 in Homestead was allegedly grabbed and yanked off a school bus by a teacher. The girl’s mother is taking the school to court.

Jungle Freaks’ donation comes as their designer is accused of drawing racist cartoons in the 1970s.

Two separate lawsuits allege FMU retaliated at women for coming forward about sexual misconduct accusations against the school’s former athletic director.

University of Miami students attempted to institute a No Coke November campaign that ended eight days into the month.

The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges may strip South Florida’s only historically Black university of its accreditation.

Miss Toto Drag ‘N Tag event brings shark tagging with a dash of drag to benefit LGBTQ+ youth.

A new mobile billboard from a watchdog group calls on the University of Miami to fire former Trump official Alex Azar.

The University of Miami’s hire of former Trump Health Secretary Alex Azar has outraged some students and faculty.

Miami-Dade teachers say they spent the previous school year using the pandemic as an opportunity to teach kids social responsibility.

“I didn’t want my voice to be silenced, so I spoke up louder.”

Schools are supposed to reflect a community, but Miami’s have historically mirrored the area’s racial segregation.

Founders of a Miami private school that barred vaccinated teachers from coming to work donated $1 million to Republican funds in 2020.

Some new information is emerging, although officials are scant with details.