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Vice President Leni Robredo made sure her youngest daughter, Jillian, had a fun-filled night before she returned to New York for her college studies on Jan. 14.
Share: Share this page on Twitter Share this page on LinkedIn Email this page to a friend Print this page Students, The following information will be helpful as you return to campus in the coming days and prepare for Winter Term. TRAVEL, ARRIVAL AND TESTING Sophomores, juniors, seniors: Schar Center (look for tent in back of the building) First-year students: Alumni Gym in Koury Athletics Center Testing for everyone on all other days will occur in Alumni Gym. Travel or weather delays Same Day Arrival: If your travel is delayed and you can arrive at the test site du...
Cornell Adjusts Testing Procedures Jan. 28, 6:15 a.m. Cornell University on Wednesday announced changes in its COVID-19 testing procedures. University officials said they were pleased with the low rates of infection in the fall semester, but wanted to learn from them. During the fall, most test results were available within 24 hours. In the spring, 80 percent of test results
Filed in In Memoriam on December 29, 2020 Theodore Carter Delaney, Jr, professor of history emeritus and former chair of the Africana Studies program at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia, died on December 18. He was 77 years old. Dr. Delanaey was a native of Lexington, Virginia, and attended a racially segregated high school. He turned down a scholarship to Morehouse College and instead worked as a gardener and waiter. In 1963, he was hired as a janitor at Washington and Lee. He later worked as a laboratory technician. In 1979, Delaney enrolled in his first class at the un...
Accounting alumni find major return on investment with their degrees Monday, December 21, 2020 Written by: Emily Hollingshead Photo: Geoffrey Pollock (left) and Reagan Mosrie both found success through the Accounting Specialist Technical Certificate and the Associate in Science in Accounting Technology. No longer will we accept the idea that being an accountant is boring! Seminole State College of Florida alumni Geoffrey Pollock and Reagan Mosrie prove that accounting is a field for problem-solvers who take challenges head-on. Whether it is your first time in college, or if y...