colleges

Florida board approves rules barring undocumented students from admission and enrollment in state colleges

David Brown | Staff Writer In a decision set to affect more than 57,000 undocumented students, the Florida Board of Education has approved two amendments requiring proof of U.S. citizenship or lawful presence in the United States for admission to the Florida College System and enrollment in adult education programs. The board voted June 30 […]

Not attending a historically black school may leave a void

Brea Jones/ Staff Writer For a long time, there has been an ongoing debate within the black community about whether historically black colleges and universities are better than predominantly white institutions. While both options seem to have advantages, it is time to stop putting the two against each other. A school is a school. Not […]

UPD keeps students in loop about sex offenders on campus

The University Police Department and the Office of Admissions follow a standard protocol in identifying on-campus sex offenders.

American universities receive cyber attacks from abroad

Staff writer Vinson Pressley is concerned about the streak of cyber attacks research universities are experiencing.

Diversifying the student body

Staff writer Moises Fuertes suggests that one's economic standing should be used as a determining factor for admission in order to diversify the student body.

School shootings compromise security and privacy

Contributing writer Krysti Lopez thinks that there needs to be a balance of security and privacy in schools.

Nine-year-old helps homeless, encourages others to help

During a Panther Hall event on Jan. 27, nine-year-old Joshua Williams and founder of Joshua's Heart Foundation, spoke of the large homeless population he encountered in his work.
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