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Granting remission/ premature release of a convict is the function of the government and not courts, the Supreme Court underscored on Tuesday while rejecting a plea by a murder convict for premature release.

The deputy chiefs of staff will serve key roles in Shapiro’s leadership team, and they will work directly with state agencies, officials, and communities.

A former Washington State University police sergeant allegedly had encounters with a female WSU student and a prior female WSU student.

Among the changes is a university-approved equity impact tool for applying an equity lens to new and newly revised policies.

Dozens of representatives from Native American tribes and nations joined systemwide university leaders in Pullman last month for a celebration of a quarter century of collaboration.

Cindy Gilroy is running for re-election in Winnipegs Daniel McIntyre ward, but a political scientist says she is facing legitimate competition.

A possible strike involving thousands of municipal workers is now on pause after a tentative labour deal was reached between the City of Winnipeg and the local chapter of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE).

A possible strike involving thousands of municipal workers is now on pause after a tentative labour deal was reached between the City of Winnipeg and the local chapter of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE).

WSU recently implemented a new executive policy that expands vaccine requirements for students. It also codifies the university’s stance on required vaccinations for employees in response to public health mandates.

This cohort, set to start in fall 2023, has a specific focus on racialized, social, and environmental inequality and injustices in Native American and Indigenous communities.