Florida A&M University responded to our request, which yielded 26 pages of emails, 10 of which were relevant to our inquiry. Here are some highlights:
For weeks, headlines have been repeatedly broadcasting that international students are in jeopardy of being sent home in the fall if they take online-only courses and the Administration is forcing them to take in-person classes.
What are the protests seeking to accomplish and how can policy proposals improve relations between police and their communities? This was how we kicked off our discussion with Molly Davis ...
As riots broke out in the days following the killing of George Floyd, a black man who died in police custody, a number of journalists who ran into the violence became quick targets for both the protesters and police.
Last Wednesday, Fourth View hosted it's first virtual roundtable about online classes. We were joined by Professor Susanna Loeb of Brown University, who co-authored the 2017 Brookings report Promises and ...
College students want their experience back...but that looks less likely every day. Most colleges have already acknowledged that students will not return to campus this semester. Others have gone so ...
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Seventeen states have passed red flag laws, allowing firearms to be seized in certain situations. We take a closer look at the perspectives in one of those states – Florida.
A small but tenacious 10 person team led an investigation that exposed corruption and toppled a prime minister.
Democrats are often accused of playing identity politics, but are Republicans responding by amping up the same behavior?