Category: Education

Two schools in Pembroke Pines were placed on a “precautionary Code Secure” Tuesday morning after police received a report about two suspicious individuals who were spotted in the area,...

No. 5 Miami has opened the season looking every bit like a College Football Playoff contender, but Saturday brings another test as the Hurricanes host No. 18 South Florida,...

Skyelin Johnson works hard on the tennis court in Coral Springs. And off the court, the 12-year-old student in 7th grade is asking her neighbors to vote for her...

The International Brain Laboratory, a collaboration between neuroscientists in different cities, released a neural map that they say shows brain activity during decision-making. Alexandre Pouget, a cofounder of the...

A group of more than 150 people completed a 9.11-mile memorial ruck Saturday morning in Coral Gables, honoring the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks. The event,...

Saturday marks National Read a Book Day, and it’s fueling a classic debate: Is it better to read the book before watching the movie adaptation, or to see the...

Some teachers fear that Florida’s plan to get rid of childhood vaccine mandates will impact the safety of their classrooms and communities. Leer en español Antonio White, the president...

Florida International University’s volleyball team is working to build a winning culture, and the Panthers got a glimpse of what they’re capable of after earning a landmark victory over...

Miami’s balanced attack has the Hurricanes in control against Notre Dame, 21-7, at the end of the third quarter of their Sunday night showdown at Hard Rock Stadium. Freshman...

Fridays are extra special at Blanche Ely High School. Students aren’t just excited for the weekend — they’re eager for lunchtime. And it’s not because of what’s on the...