Bethune-Cookman (12-17) jumped out to a 4-0 lead to start the game, getting early baskets but DSU quickly answered with a 6-0 run of its own to take the lead, which never got above four for the Hornets in the opening half.
Fresh off a solid showing at the St. Andrew's tournament in Boca Raton, Women's Water Polo came out firing in the first of a five-game week with a 19-1 blasting of host West Orange.
The Blackstone Charitable Foundation today announced a $1.4 million grant to expand its campus entrepreneurship program, Blackstone LaunchPad to Central Florida.
Maurice Draggon, instructional design administrator, of the Orange County Public Schools, has been selected to receive a 2013 Apple Distinguished Educator Award. Draggon works with educators across the district to successfully implement technology in their classrooms.
The Florida Civil Rights Association (FCRA) has filed a lawsuit seeking to stop the closure of three schools in Brevard County, the group announced Monday.
Once again, it was ladies first with regards to setting the tone - Norfolk State downed the Lady Wildcats 67-40 in a Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference game in Echols Hall.
House Speaker Will Weatherford R-Wesley Chapel), blasted the proposed Florida Polytechnic University, the $100 million disaster that is being built, saying the new school should perhaps be linked to one outside the state of Florida.
Tiffany Tang from Cypress Creek High was selected as a Distinguished Finalist Award recipient and Merrie Grace Harding from Boone High School was awarded a Certificate of Excellence.
Knightsnews.com has filed a lawsuit against the University of Central Florida and President John Hitt, charging that the school has refused to provide public records in response to requests and convened hazing hearings behing closed doors.
After the dust cleared, it was time to break out the brooms in historic Richard V. Moore gymnasium as the Bethune-Cookman University Wildcats handled a late rally by South Carolina State for an 85-75 victory.
The Home Depot has kicked-off of its fourth annual Retool Your School Campus Improvement Grant Program for Historically Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
The University of Central Florida has stopped Greek Life activities in order to work with fraternities and sororities on addressing alcohol and hazing issues, the school said on Wednesday.
The Air Force Junior ROTC instructors and cadets of West Orange High School have earned the highest rating from the United States Department of the Air Force Air University, in a recent evaluation.
Jakob Probst scored the game-winning run off a wild pitch in the bottom of the seventh inning to give the DP Baseball team a close 1-0 victory over DeLand in their season opener.
An education bill that sharply divided the caucus in 2012 and which could potentially spark a renewed fight over how big of a say parents should have in school overhauls, has been revived by a Republican senator.
Today the U.S. Department of Education released an interactive College Scorecard, which provides students and families the critical information they need to make smart decisions about where to enroll for higher education.
Men’s Tennis swept host Jones and surrendered just one game in a quick 7-0 victory over the Tigers en route to their third consecutive victory to open the season.
The State of North Carolina has not been very hospitable to the B-CU Wildcats. First, they were bashed by the Aggies in Greensboro on Saturday, then they traveled 55 minutes to get thrashed (literally), by the Eagles of North Carolina Central University in an 81-75 spanking.
Members of the Senate Appropriations Committee today, questioned Gov. Rick Scott's $15 million set-aside for the University of Florida, to help in its quest to become a Top 10 university.
Students in the auto technology programs at Lake Mary and St. Cloud High Schools will visit Universal Technical Institute to participate in a STEM programming day, February 7, as part of Junior Achievement of Central Florida’s “Job Shadow” event.
Several companies and organizations, nationwide, are donating monies for scholarship use to African-Americans, many of which are not been taken up because of lack of interest.
Despite playing with an abridged roster for Tuesday night's District Semifinal, Dr. Phillips Women's Basketball utilized its available set of weaponry in a 72-18 thrashing of Cypress Creek.
