St. Augustine’s bets big in fight for survival. Why students and alumni keep the faith.
As St. Augustine’s prepares to appeal another decision to strip the university of its accreditation, leaders are betting on a loan and land deal. But that’s raising concerns among some alumni.
The details surrounding Saint Augustine’s University’s land-lease deal and what the community thinks
Saint Augustine’s University is working on finalizing a 99-year land-lease agreement with development firm 50 Plus 1 Sports. Local business owners express cautious optimism, emphasizing the importance ...
Saint Augustine’s University's modifies land-lease deal in hopes of getting state approval
Saint Augustine's University has modified its request to sell property to shore up its finances in hopes of getting the state ...
Lease could put St. Augustine’s at risk of losing access to its own campus, documents show
According to the proposal, obtained by The N&O, St. Augustine’s could lose access to all of its land for the full 99-year term of the lease if it defaults on an additional agreement included in the ...
Celebrating 200 years in St. Augustine, First United Methodist Church plans a week of events
The First United Methodist Church in St. Augustine is celebrating 200 years in February with a week of special events.
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Saint Augustine’s University Rejected Lower-Interest Loan Contingent on Board Chair’s Resignation
After Saint Augustine’s University entered into a multi-million ... a retired bishop of the Episcopal Church of America, take over as interim chair and vice chair. Curry previously served ...
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Saint Augustine’s Restructures Campus Lease Deal
After running into obstacles with a state review of a proposed lease and development deal, Saint Augustine’s University is restructuring an agreement to lease its campus, INDY Week reported.
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Saint Augustine’s University and 50 Plus 1 Sports to Restructure Land Lease Deal, Bypassing Attorney General’s Review
The university will lease less than half its property to a developer rather than all 105 acres, as was originally planned.