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New College of Florida's business plan is "not financially viable" according to a UF business school professor - Vimarsana News

New College of Florida's business plan is "not financially viable" according to a UF business school professor

UF business faculty: A business plan outlining sweeping changes at New College of Florida is “not financially viable” in its current state.

Source: wmnf.org
New College business plan faces questions as president selection nears - Vimarsana News

New College business plan faces questions as president selection nears

The school’s goal is to be “the best liberal arts college in America,” but detractors say it lacks a target market.

WMNF | Richard Corcoran makes a pitch to remove 'interim' from his title as president of New College of Florida - Vimarsana News

WMNF | Richard Corcoran makes a pitch to remove 'interim' from his title as president of New College of Florida

New College of Florida Interim President Richard Corcoran made his case for the permanent job to students and employees.

Source: wmnf.org
WMNF | Ron DeSantis names a Moms for Liberty leader to a Florida ethics panel - Vimarsana News

WMNF | Ron DeSantis names a Moms for Liberty leader to a Florida ethics panel

Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed a co-founder of the group Moms for Liberty, Tina Descovich, to the Florida Commission on Ethics.

Source: wmnf.org
WMNF | Long recovery from Hurricane Idalia starts for Taylor and other rural counties in Florida - Vimarsana News

WMNF | Long recovery from Hurricane Idalia starts for Taylor and other rural counties in Florida

Hours after Hurricane Idalia hit, Gov. Ron DeSantis went to rural Taylor County, where downed trees and some power lines littered the roads.

Source: wmnf.org