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Local FFA members earn state accolades at annual convention - Vimarsana News

Local FFA members earn state accolades at annual convention

Maquoketa and Easton Valley high school FFA members returned from the 94th annual FFA State Convention in Ames last semester with accolades and some hardware.

Some colleges stick with in-person classes as COVID spikes - Vimarsana News

Some colleges stick with in-person classes as COVID spikes

Successful mitigation measures allow colleges to bring students back to campus, even as COVID-19 cases are taking off. Strategies vary by campus, with some efforts limited by governing boards.

UO Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation holds protest calling for better COVID protocols - Vimarsana News

UO Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation holds protest calling for better COVID protocols

The Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation, or GTTF, put together a socially distant rally together on camps to discuss their demands for a safer, healthier, and more inclusive University of Oregon.

Source: kezi.com
Oregon Grad Students File Complaint Against University - Vimarsana News

Oregon Grad Students File Complaint Against University

The Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation at the University of Oregon has filed a complaint of an unfair labor practice against the university for the way it has returned to in-person teaching, Oregon Public Broadcasting reported. The union says in-person teaching is a change in teaching conditions that should require negotiations. Oregon has 982 COVID-19 cases among students

UO graduate employee union pushes for online classes amid COVID-19 spike - Vimarsana News

UO graduate employee union pushes for online classes amid COVID-19 spike

University of Oregon administrators have implemented new policies, including allowing instructors to teach classes remotely if large numbers of students are absent, but the university’s graduate employee union says that's not enough.

Source: klcc.org