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FSU, FAMU presidents send out graduation protocol letters about 'disruptive behavior' - Vimarsana News

FSU, FAMU presidents send out graduation protocol letters about 'disruptive behavior'

FSU and FAMU have made it clear to students that disruptions will not be tolerated during Friday and Saturday’s graduation ceremonies.

Source: yahoo.com
Destroy All Neighbors Chases a Dream in Gore-Splattered Fashion - Vimarsana News

Destroy All Neighbors Chases a Dream in Gore-Splattered Fashion

Josh Forbes' splattery farce Destroy All Neighbors devotes itself to its prog-rock ethos by throwing all sorts into its cosmic gumbo.

The Scoop: Mon., December 18, 2023 Tampa Bay & Florida headlines by WMNF - Vimarsana News

The Scoop: Mon., December 18, 2023 Tampa Bay & Florida headlines by WMNF

State officials are looking at locations for a future Florida Museum of Black History. Sarasota County is gunning for the spot.

Source: wmnf.org
USF pro-Palestinian student group files lawsuit against Florida - Vimarsana News

USF pro-Palestinian student group files lawsuit against Florida

USF’s Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) chapter has filed a lawsuit against state officials alleging that they violated their First Amendment rights.  State University System Chancellor Ray Rodrigues sent a letter to university leaders in early October ordering them to terminate the pro-Pal

Ron DeSantis' ban of pro-Palestinian student groups challenged by second lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Ron DeSantis' ban of pro-Palestinian student groups challenged by second lawsuit

“Neither the state of Florida nor its state colleges and universities are enclaves immune from the requirements and protections of the First Amendment,” the suit claims.