As co-presidents of the graduate assistants’ union at the University of Florida, we felt we needed to take a stance on Dr. Santa J. Ono.

The former University of Michigan leader’s failed move to Florida has taken on unmistakable political significance for higher education.

Santa J. Ono recently received an opportunity to serve as president of the University of Florida. It was a position the university’s board of trustees had previously supported him unanimously.

Santa Ono shouldn't have groveled to the anti-DEI movement in his unsuccessful bid to become the University of Florida's ...

Santa J. Ono recently received an opportunity to serve as president of the University of Florida. It was a position the ...

The state’s colleges and universities are no longer centers of independent thought — they’ve become landing pads for Republican allies.

You probably know that Florida’s GOP politicians have taken a wrecking ball to the state’s university system. And the ...

The interpretation of a clause in former University of Michigan President Santa Ono's contract could decide whether he can ...

If Santa Ono’s discipline had been history instead of medicine, he might appreciate his pivotal role as martyr to the New ...

Ono emphasized his student-centered approach and highlighted UF's strong state support. He defended his decision to close the DEI office at the University of Michigan, citing bureaucratic inefficiency ...

The former University of Michigan president announced on May 4 he was leaving for the University of Florida. On June 3, the ...

UF will continue its search for a new president, as their selection was rejected by the Florida Board of Governors. Here's ...