Health

After significant loss, the Franklin and Marshall junior is using her experience to provide resources for others LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — Franklin and Marshall college junior Braden Renke knows all too well…
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Thousands of students living on and near college campuses in Oregon opted to get tested for coronavirus before traveling home to spend Thanksgiving with family. Institutions are handling increased demand for testing ahead of the holiday,…
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California New Laws 2021Sacramento, CA– Our annual series kicks off with Part 1 of New California laws for 2021. Segment one includes abortion, housing, firearms, domestic partnership, cannabis, voter registration and more.For full text…
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COVID-19 had brought an enormous wave of uncertainty throughout the entire year. The cancellation of March Madness earlier this year left many fans wondering if they’d be able to see the Gonzaga men’s and…
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UCLA Chancellor Gene Block announced Monday that the university's career employees will not face COVID-19-related layoffs through the end of the fiscal year, which ends on June 30, despite pandemic-related budget challenges. The…
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In the last full week of the Fall semester, Duke University’s comprehensive COVID-19 testing program received results from 15,532 tests administered to students and faculty/staff from November 14-20, 2020. In total,…
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Requiring a semester of stand-alone health instruction would require NVUSD not only to create a curriculum for the program, but to devote teachers, training and instructional time to the subject, as well as deciding what programs will…
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David Thomas, the 12th president of Morehouse College, recently announced plans to reopen its campus for Spring 2021 classes, utilizing a hybrid of virtual and in-person learning for up to 1,200 students. (Trarell Torrence / The…
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After an unauthorized trip to Turks and Caicos, 70 students from the Business School have been barred from entering any campus facilities until Dec. 1. The trip was in direct violation of Columbia’s COVID-19 public health protocols and…
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