Ithaca College has been grappling with a budget deficit for the past three fiscal years, which has prompted significant concern and strategic action within the institution. The recent State of the College meeting, held on February 11th in Emerson Suites, provided a platform for President La Jerne
The Washington Daily News article published on February 15, 2025, addresses a matter of significant concern among the residents of Aurora, North Carolina—the potential closure of their only school, S.W. Snowden Elementary. Understanding the implications of such a closure requires delving deep into v
The Trump administration's directive to pause federal funding faced a last-minute judicial block, highlighting the swift legal and institutional response to this controversial administrative decision. The temporary freeze, scheduled to take effect on January 28, 2025, at 5 p.m., was halted by
Tennessee State University (TSU), a historically Black public institution, is grappling with a severe financial crisis that threatens its survival. The university faces the possibility of running out of cash as early as April or May 2024. Interim President Dwayne Tucker has made an urgent appeal to
Are Democrats Being Blocked from Discussing Education Cuts? On a recent Friday, Democratic members of the House of Representatives were denied entry to the U.S. Department of Education headquarters in Washington, D.C. The lawmakers sought a meeting with Acting Education Secretary Denise Carter to
Saint Augustine’s University, a historically Black college, is under intense scrutiny as it attempts to secure a $70 million financial rescue deal meant to stabilize its finances and retain its accreditation. This deal, designed to demonstrate financial stability to the Southern Association of C
