Critics worry of PASSHE's 'continuing woes' during a decade of change
(The Center Square) – Though Pennsylvania’s college student numbers have dropped dramatically, its higher ed institutions haven’t cut payroll to match the change.
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(The Center Square) – Though Pennsylvania’s college student numbers have dropped dramatically, its higher ed institutions haven’t cut payroll to match the change.
(The Center Square) — Though Pennsylvania officials have not fixed the EMS system across the state, some progress has been made in 2023.
Despite popular depictions of the Underground Railroad, escaping over land was almost impossible in the Deep South. So thousands of enslaved people found allies on the water.
(The Center Square) – A proposed injection well for fracking wastewater in Fayette County is no more, as the company withdrew its permit application after community opposition rallied against the
Though Pennsylvania’s occupational licensing restrictions aren’t egregious compared to other states, critics say its laws stifle economic opportunity – especially for the less well-off. In a new report, the Institute for Justice compared states for the burden and scope of their licensing regimes and ranked Pennsylvania 31st. The commonwealth did better than average on licensing