Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A scathing, 176-page investigative report into a Texas hemp farmer's dubious $237 million gift to Florida A&M University found the ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A high-ranking Florida A&M official resigned Wednesday as fallout from the university’s recent announcement of a dubious donation ...
A Texas man who once promised the largest donation in Coastal Carolina University history before the deal quickly fell apart is now making national headlines for a historic donation in Florida.
The Batterson Farms website lists Kim Abbott as the Co-CEO and Chair of the hemp farm at the center of a now controversial $237 million donation to Florida A&M University. Abbott tells the Democrat ...
Transformative financial donations don't come along often in higher education. So when a donor promised a $237.75 million gift to Florida A&M University, school officials were understandably excited.
NEW YORK — It would have been the largest-ever private gift to a historically Black college or university. $237 million — far beyond the recipient’s endowment. The money was promised by a 30-year-old ...
Less than a week after Florida A&M University announced the largest donation ever received by a historically Black college or university, officials are now acknowledging the gift could be worthless.
NEW YORK — In early May, Florida A&M University announced a stunning $237 million gift from a 30-year-old donor who cast himself as Texas’ “youngest African American industrial hemp producer.” The ...
As excitement ran into online disbelief related to this past weekend's record $237 million donation to Florida A&M University, donor and CEO Gregory Gerami says he doesn't understand the misgivings ...
Days after Florida A&M University announced one of the largest recent gifts in higher education history from a little-known Texas entrepreneur, details about Gregory Gerami and his company are leading ...
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