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El Camino Health in Los Gatos, Calif. has achieved a remarkable 8% turnover rate for their nurses, despite the national nurse shortage.

Michael Robinson Chavez/The Washington Post via Getty ImagesHundreds of professors and students at Virginia Commonwealth University have penned an angry letter targeting the school’s administration after its sudden decision to nix a “racial literacy” class requirement—calling the move an act of “blatant institutional racism.”VCU claimed that it was on the edge of making history as one of the country’s first institutions of higher education to requ...

Rutgers University intends to merge its medical schools in Newark and New Brunswick, raising concern among the faculty of both.

Combat the nursing shortage with innovative recruitment, retention strategies and support for nurses working at the top of their license.

CHI St. Vincent Hot Springs has joined the Forum for Shared Governance , an international organization of 41 hospitals that operate under a shared-governance management model.

Washington, DC (PRWEB) June 13, 2023 -- Today, the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB) released Shared Governance for Agile

With Guyana on the fast-paced course of development and economic success, it is not surprising that the current PPPC government spearheading the transformation has become the target of attacks and propaganda campaigns by political opportunists envious of the progress. Hence, the people should not be fooled, or misled by the opposition parties’ frequently changing hysterical claims which range from racism to the lack of transparency, to political exclusion.

A measure that seeks to prevent colleges and universities from spending money on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives is ready to go before the full Senate amid strong objections from

The Graduate and Professional Student Assembly discussed and voted on proposals and resolutions to address rising costs of parking and installing Plan B vending machines on campus.

West Contra Costa Unified School District (WCCUSD) educators will see a total 14.5% increase in salary within the next five months, part of a three-year contract agreement with the United Teachers of Richmond (UTR) that was ratified by UTR members on February 17, according to the school district. In statements, the school district called the agreement “historic,” saying it reflects the highest two-year total increase that WCCUSD has offered in more than 20 years. | The Richmond Standard West...