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Student Perspective: Florida’s universities should not be forced to honor Charlie Kirk

October 16, 2025
Opinion, Politics, Student Thoughts

Kendall Moffett | Staff Writer Instead of advocating for the diverse student bodies across Florida’s public Universities, officials want to promote late conservative commenter Charlie Kirk– plastering his image on campus roads. This isn’t just coercive; it’s an insult to the marginalized communities Kirk repeatedly targeted. Starting Jan. 13, 2026, Florida’s public institutions are required […]

UPD keeps students in loop about sex offenders on campus

January 21, 2014
News, Police

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

July 23, 2013
Opinion

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

Diversifying the student body

July 5, 2013
Opinion, Politics

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.

Hamburger University: Our new competitors

May 29, 2013
Opinion, Student Thoughts

Contributing writer Adrianne Richardson is worried about the unexpected competition found in students from fast-food universities.

School shootings compromise security and privacy

May 21, 2013
Opinion, Politics, Student Thoughts

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

Lawyer, author launches guidebook, lectures students

February 2, 2011

Speaking on the lessons learned throughout his career and encouraging students to seek advice from mentors, Lawyer Spencer Marc Aronfeld launched his guidebook, “Make It Your Own Law Firm,” at the College of Law on Jan. 27.

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