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Miami City Commission to Approve Historic High School for Commercial Use

William Mullane

Fur-Free Living: Effective Household Solutions to Pet Hair

William Mullane

Thanksgiving Travel Tips for MIA Passengers

Hidden Cost of Owning a Vacant Home

David Stubblefield

Advanced Clinical Assessments for Violent Offenders by Patrick McCawley

Martin Karp: A Lifelong Educator with a Proven Track Record

William Mullane

David A. Armstrong: Leading St. Thomas University Through a Period of Extraordinary Growth

William Mullane

How AI Is Shaping the Future of Learning and Research

Miami Broward Junior Carnival Represents Caribbean Culture

Michella Filipowitz: Advocating for Acceptance and Embracing Diversity Through Inclusion

David Stubblefield

Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce Helps Local Schools

David Stubblefield

Broward Schools Face Lengthy Lines From New Metal Detectors

With a New Grant, Marvin Dunn’s Historical Tours Take on a New Life

David Stubblefield

University of Miami President Dr. Julio Frenk Leaves for UCLA

NEA Grants $50,000 to the Miami Music Project

Chris Gallagher

Goombay Festival Will Be Added to the Library of Congress

Florida Parents Told to Send Unvaccinated Kids to School, Defying CDC Amid Measles Outbreak

Brianna Kamienski

Warren O’Shea’s Vision: Transforming Education and Standards in the Remodeling Industry

Former Ivy League Admissions Officers Are Leading the Way With Student Success Stories at The Ivy Institute

Brianna Kamienski

Miami Art Week 2023 Boasts Massive Sand Maze

Frost Science Conference Provides Optimism in Face of Massive Bleaching Event

Books & Books Challenges the New Reality for Bookstores with Nonprofit Literary Foundation

Miami Book Fair Features Multiple Homegrown Female Authors

William Mullane

Florida State Officials Propose Removing Sociology as General Education Requirement

William Mullane

Lantern Event Sheds Light on Asian Traditions and Unity

Miami Art Institute’s Unexpected Shutdown Leaves Students in a Lurch

A Bill Has Been Signed to Expand Florida Voucher Program: What This Means for Private Schools