Harsh Immigration Policies Affect Students' Academic Performance – Mother Jones
“The constant fear and uncertainty that produces in children carries over to everything.”
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Climate Change Weekly #490: Fighting for Truth in Climate Science Is Important • Watts Up With That?
The fight for sound science, per se, but climate science, specifically, is a fight for truth and all the progress science can provide.
Source: wattsupwiththat.com
GSO Increases Activity Fee, Bolsters Climate-Related Initiatives
Syracuse University's Graduate Student Organization will increase the graduate student activity fee for the first time in over five years.
Dominic Wilkins Smita Deulkar Melissa Alvisi Danielj Kimmel Su Student Association Climate Action Committee
Source: dailyorange.com
Minority-serving institution designations and their implications at UCLA
The American education system is working to make colleges and universities more equitable by becoming minority-serving institutions, which aim to serve specific minority groups with various resources and opportunities.
Source: dailybruin.com
Japanese student out of Africa who flips flip-flops for mobile casings | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis
Year after year, tons of tattered flip-flops and tired plastic sandals--the footwear of choice for so many of the world’s poor--wash up on Africa’s coastlines.
Nairobi Area Indian Ocean Tokyo International Forum Information Studies Of Keio University Naru Yamagishi Information Studies
Source: asahi.com
Chinese academics tout alternative path to modernisation at forum
State-sponsored conference told that Western development model doesn’t represent the future of ‘political civilisation’.
Source: scmp.com
Center for Urban Education looks back on two decades of growth
Alan Lesgold, the former Renée and Richard Goldman dean of Pitt’s School of Education, founded the Center for Urban Education in 2003. He felt inspired to open the Center out of a feeling of personal responsibility. “I just couldn’t see being dean of the School of Education in an urban setting and not having the...
Source: pittnews.com
2023 Bannister Awards - Rhode Island Monthly
Since their inception in 2021, the Christiana Carteaux Bannister Awards have recognized individuals delivering change to all areas of Rhode Island life,
Source: rimonthly.com
Library board plans for leadership transition
The Cullman County Public Library Board has finalized discussions regarding the library director salary and made plans for recruiting a permanent replacement for interim director Josie Harrington.
Garry Marchman John Bullard Josie Harrington Brenda Scott Cullman County Public Library Board Cullman County Commission
Source: cullmantimes.com
Professor Oshiote Andrew Okwilagwe (The first Professor of Publishing in Nigeria)
• Born July 17, 1951. He hails from Jattu-Uzairue, Edo State. Okwilagwe holds a M.A. in Communication and Language from the University of Ibadan(1983),
Source: tribuneonlineng.com