Tasmanian climate activists arrested in Senator's office | The Examiner
Two Extinction Rebellion Northern Tasmania activists were arrested for trespassing at Senator Helen Polley's office. Court date set for July 10.
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Two Extinction Rebellion Northern Tasmania activists were arrested for trespassing at Senator Helen Polley's office. Court date set for July 10.
Anne McCall has nearly 25 years of experience in higher education as a teacher and administrator across four institutions.
Anne E. McCall will come to the college from Xavier University of Louisiana, where she has served as provost and senior vice president for academic affairs.
Crews are scheduled to demolish the 11,276 square-foot structure on Monday, April 18, according to the College of Wooster, which owns the property.
The college cited the high cost of reopening and the inability to secure new management as factors in the decision to tear down the iconic building.