Economy shows ‘resilience’ despite ‘thorny issues,’ CSUF economists say

While an uptick in inflation is unsettling, the recent news from the labor market is “downright alarming,” they said.
Opinion
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Could a Professional Doctorate in Accounting Help Solve the Accounting Faculty Shortage?

If not remedied, the current shortage of academically qualified accounting faculty stands to affect student learning and the fulfillment of universities' ...
Wrestling Inc.

Bishop Dyer Takes Issue With The Current Direction Of Jon Moxley & AEW's Death Riders

Jon Moxley hasn't been the same since losing the AEW World Championship, but Bishop Dyer isn't a fan of the path that the ...
The Gazette

At Cedar Rapids roundtable, Rob Sand hears concerns about AEA reforms

Former teachers, education agency staff and a parent told Rob Sand that Iowa's new AEA structure has reduced support for ...

Shame on DU and the cowardly leaders who cut diversity and inclusion efforts (Letters)

Dismantling the LGBTQ+ friendly lounge is just the first step in a long line of initiatives this university will take to bow ...
Times Reporter

New Philadelphia Schools once again ask voters to pass bond issue for new buildings

According to school officials, the district would be eligible to receive $80 million in state funding for the $145.5 million ...

Republican leans on anti-trans rights ads in Virginia governor race

Republican Winsome Earle-Sears has brought the culture war over trans rights to Richmond in the final days of the Virginia ...
Military Times

VA tech glitch halts GI Bill payments to thousands, advocates say

Will Hubbard, the vice president for Veterans and Military Policy at the organization Veterans Education Success and an architect of the current “Forever GI Bill,” has been tracking the nonpayment ...