Por: The Advocate Entertainment July 26, 2024
SU College of Ag students -- Seven students and two faculty members from the SU College of Ag at participating in the 2024 Global Youth Conference. Shown are, from left, first row, Sterling Brown, Yasmyne Wells, Evan Egana and Jude Robert; back row, Tyler Jackson, Alexis Motley, Keandrys Dalton and Georrein Dupre. Not pictured is Nyasha Sims. PROVIDED PHOTO Seven Southern University College of Agricultural, Human and Environmental Sciences... + full article
Los Angeles Times USA Nation January 23, 2024
The union representing California State University faculty reached a tentative agreement with the university system late Monday, putting an end to a planned five-day strike after one day. “In case anyone forgot, STRIKES WORK! After months of negotiations and two strike... + más
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Fox Business USA Tech February 22, 2023
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Orlando Sentinel USA Opinion October 13, 2022
The Florida Board of Governors, which oversees the State University System, has dropped a bomb on higher education. They call it the “Post-Tenure Faculty Review.” This proposed regulation, requiring tenured professors at public universities to undergo a performance review... + más
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