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Open only to UC Santa Barbara students, the concert was headlined by Top Dawg Entertainment rapper Isaish Rashad and indie-disco artist Binki.

Delaware is joining a growing list of states that require employers to automatically enroll their workers in a state-sponsored retirement savings plan, unless the employer already provides retirement benefits.

The United Methodist Committee on Relief has approved more than $17 million so far to help the people of Ukraine, and more aid is on the way, the United Methodist Board of Global Ministries announced during its fall meeting.

Photo Courtesy of Chanel Cole By Chanel Cole “CapFest”: in the days leading up to CapFest, this seemed like all anyone could talk about. Students overheard others speaking about the event in line at the Pyrz food court. Classmates whispered amongst themselves about it before classes started. Your friends probably chattered about the performances. On

Flo Milli will headline this year’s Homecoming concert Oct. 20, announced Monday by JMU’s University Program Board (UPB). The decision was met with varying opinions from students and a barrage

Saturday Night Live alumni Jay Pharoah is coming to Mohawk Valley Community College as part of the college’s Cultural Series.

​It may not be the first in this instance, but the First State has joined its sisters that provide retirement plan coverage to employees whose private-sector employers do not.

All it will take for Delaware to become the next state to offer a retirement plan that would provide coverage for employees whose employers do not offer one is the stroke of one pen. The bill, approved by both chambers of the state legislature, now awaits the assent of Gov. John Carney (D).

All it will take for Delaware to become the next state to offer a retirement plan that would provide coverage for employees whose employers do not offer one is the stroke of one pen. 

The First State is poised to join its sister states that provide a state-run retirement plan.