October Events at Hillsborough County Public Library
During The Month of October, Join the Library for Free Informative and Entertaining Programs for the Entire Family.
Florida Ranks as One of the Least Affordable States to Live
Cost of living is notoriously expensive in Florida, but skilled trades may be the solution to bridging the financial gaps in the Sunshine State.
Florida Private Colleges Experiencing a Shrinking Applicant Pool
In a state where public institutions are affordable, and concerns are growing over the amount of student debt that students are accumulating, Florida’s private colleges, try to play the admissions game to their strengths.
Florida Universities Shine in Latest U.S. News and World Report Rankings
Universities statewide are climbing up the charts when it comes to national rankings.
Hurricane Dorian School Update for Florida
School Board Members and Administrators Could Look Into Altering Their Existing School Days.
USF’s NEWgenerator Aims To Solve World’s Sanitation Woes
Researchers at the University of South Florida have continued to fine tune an off-grid generator that turns waste into renewable resources.
Florida Teacher Shortage A Serious Concern As School Year Begins
As the school year kicks back up, Florida continues to suffer a major teacher shortage.
University Of Florida To Change Campus Policy After Settling Free Speech Lawsuit
The University of Florida is changing its free speech code after settling a lawsuit brought on by a conservative student group who claimed the school denied them resources for speakers.
School Safety Review Finds One-Third Of Incidents At Florida Schools Reported To Law Enforcement
The Florida Department of Education has released the latest data from the School Environmental Safety Incident Reporting System, which found one-third of incidents at schools across the state were reported to law enforcement.
Florida Public School Students Now Required To Take Mental Health Classes
Public school students across the state will soon be taking mental health courses as part of a new requirement that Florida’s education leader is calling a “life saver.”