Month: April 2022

Law school deans say online course work is here to stay

Lisa R. Parker April 14, 2022

The Affiliation of American Regulation Educational institutions surveyed 400-furthermore current and former legislation deans about the task, foreseeable future of...

Colorado lawmakers set stage for 10 hours of free preschool starting fall 2023

Lisa R. Parker April 14, 2022

The structure for universal preschool — or at least 10 hours of it a week the year before kindergarten —...

Kelly and Wolff: Legalize marijuana by legislative action, not by constitutional amendment | Other Opinions

Lisa R. Parker April 14, 2022

BY MICHAEL WOLFF AND CHRIS KELLY A significant majority of Missourians in recent years have told pollsters they favor legalizing...

College Life Looks Like a Blast in Two Point Campus

Lisa R. Parker April 14, 2022

Immediately after about 4 decades of providing large-tier health-related comedy in Two Stage Hospital, Two Place Studios is just about...

Biden expected to push back student loan repayment to September | National

Lisa R. Parker April 13, 2022

(The Heart Square) – The Biden administration is anticipated to prolong the pupil personal loan compensation freeze, which was scheduled...

Fair Parental Choice in Catholic School Education

Lisa R. Parker April 13, 2022

The following blog was contributed by Sister Dale McDonald, PBVM, Ph.D., NCEA Vice President of Public Policy. For decades,...

5 things to know about May 7 Texas constitutional election

Lisa R. Parker April 13, 2022

Just a little over two months after the March 1 primary election in Texas, a constitutional election will take place...

Spring Semester LAN unites gamers across campus

Lisa R. Parker April 13, 2022

James HoeckIllini Esports President and ACES exploration assistant, AJ Taylor and Illini Esports community director Alec Forest-Pierson focus on internet...