New College of Florida spending called into question
A five-year plan relying on hundreds of millions in state funding at New College of Florida, which already spends more per student than any other public university in Florida, drew concern from at least one member of the state Board of Governors during its Wednesday meeting.
TALLAHASSEE — A five-year, multimillion-dollar effort to expand student enrollment and continue other major changes at New ...
New College brags about seeking to become America's top liberal arts college but its current approach is only making it ...
Back in 2021, USC fired Clay Helton in September and named Donte Williams as the interim while doing due diligence on several ...
Nick Saban had an interesting explanation for why the Florida Gators have struggled so much in recent years. He passionately ...
Florida A&M University (FAMU) proudly announces Angela Suggs as its new Vice President and Director of Athletics, marking a ...
The ACC is exploring a new revenue structure in an attempt to resolve lawsuits with Florida State and Clemson and keep both ...
The Florida Gators play against the Mississippi State Bulldogs in a college football game today. Fans can watch this game for ...
Angela Suggs will get a three-year contract worth $750,000 to become Florida A&M’s Vice President and Director of Athletics.
The Herald-Tribune has run opinion pieces lately touting the "extraordinary progress" at New College of Florida since the January 2023 appointment of board trustees who are conservative ...
New College President Richard Corcoran shares too much in common with Ben Sasse, who was recently ousted as president of the ...
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