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Working remotely has become immensely popular since the COVID-19 pandemic. But it is ridiculous that two of the University of Florida’s new highest-ranking and highest-paid officers will continue to reside in the Washington, D.C., area, some 775 miles from Gainesville. UF President Ben Sasse, himself a former Washington insider, has made himself an avatar of cronyism by appointing those ...

Working remotely has become immensely popular since the COVID-19 pandemic. But it is ridiculous that two of the University of Florida’s new highest-ranking and highest-paid officers will continue to reside in the Washington, D.C. area, some 775 miles from Gainesville. UF President Ben Sasse, himself a former Washington insider, has made himself an avatar of cronyism by appointing those people, ...

Floridas largest newspaper criticizes Governor Ron DeSantis for standing idly by while the University of Florida hires two remote high-ranking officials.

Critics say a proposed regulation is too broad and could inhibit free speech.

Ideas abound, but some faculty are worried, as the University of Florida’s new leader publicly ponders the future.

As Ron DeSantis has turned public education into a political battleground, his state’s flagship university, now led by the former G.O.P. senator from Nebraska, has not remained neutral territory.

The Florida Supreme Court could consider a number of factors in the ongoing suit over the current 15-week ban.

Amid the fight over 100 acres of land in Eatonville, residents have been calling for Orange County Public Schools to forego a sale.

Florida's six-week ban on abortion depends on a pending Florida Supreme Court ruling.

Florida’s six-week abortion ban is in limbo. Its future depends on the conservative Florida Supreme Court and how the justices rule in an ongoing challenge over the state’s current law banning most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.