Morris Brown College President Ousted Suddenly
Morris Brown College abruptly terminated President Kevin E. James, who led the school to regain accreditation, leaving the community demanding answers.
Bristol School Evacuated After Gas Odor Detected
Snyder-Girotti Elementary School in Bristol Borough was evacuated on Wednesday after a gas odor was reported, with all students and staff safely relocated.
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Morris Brown College President Ousted Suddenly
Morris Brown College abruptly terminated President Kevin E. James, who led the school to regain accreditation, leaving the community demanding answers.
Michael O'Brien
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Education
State Board Lowers St. Louis Public Schools Accreditation
The Missouri State Board of Education has downgraded St. Louis Public Schools to 'provisionally accredited,' citing leadership turnover and financial issues.
Samuel Okoro
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Education
Colorado Schools See Sharpest Enrollment Drop Since Pandemic
Colorado public schools lost over 10,000 students this year, the most significant decline since the pandemic, forcing districts to address budget shortfalls.
Maya Sharma
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Education
Vanderbilt to Absorb California College of the Arts
California College of the Arts will be absorbed by Vanderbilt University after 119 years, ceasing independent operations due to severe financial deficits.
Maya Sharma
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Local News
Lockdown Lifted at Bishop Verot High After Threat Deemed Safe
A lockdown at Bishop Verot High School in Lee County has been lifted after law enforcement determined an anonymous threat was not credible. All students are safe.
Hannah Wallace
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Politics
Kansas University Policies Spark Political Debate
Recent restructuring at Emporia State University, including faculty dismissals, has sparked a statewide debate over political influence in Kansas higher education.
Samuel Okoro
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State Board Lowers St. Louis Public Schools Accreditation
The Missouri State Board of Education has downgraded St. Louis Public Schools to 'provisionally accredited,' citing leadership turnover and financial issues.
Maya Sharma•
Colorado Schools See Sharpest Enrollment Drop Since Pandemic
Colorado public schools lost over 10,000 students this year, the most significant decline since the pandemic, forcing districts to address budget shortfalls.
Maya Sharma•
Vanderbilt to Absorb California College of the Arts
California College of the Arts will be absorbed by Vanderbilt University after 119 years, ceasing independent operations due to severe financial deficits.
Michael O'Brien•
Texas University Limits Plato Readings Over Policy Concerns
Texas A&M University has directed a professor to limit readings from Plato to comply with new policies restricting discussions on race, gender, and sexuality.
Local News
Show MoreBristol School Evacuated After Gas Odor Detected
Snyder-Girotti Elementary School in Bristol Borough was evacuated on Wednesday after a gas odor was reported, with all students and staff safely relocated.
Hannah Wallace•
Lockdown Lifted at Bishop Verot High After Threat Deemed Safe
A lockdown at Bishop Verot High School in Lee County has been lifted after law enforcement determined an anonymous threat was not credible. All students are safe.
Hannah Wallace•
El Paso Water Main Break Forces School and Office Closures
A major water main break in Northeast El Paso has forced the closure of 15 schools and a key county service center on Monday due to public safety concerns.
Nathan Pierce•
New David Lloyd Club Opens in Shawford Creating 150 Jobs
The new David Lloyd Club in Shawford has officially opened its doors, representing a £20 million investment and creating over 150 new jobs for the local community.
Samuel Okoro•
Wootton High Closure Sparks Parent Outcry
Parents are strongly protesting a proposal to close Wootton High School and move students to the new Crown High School. This is part of a larger redistricting plan by the Montgomery County school dist
Politics
Show MoreKansas University Policies Spark Political Debate
Recent restructuring at Emporia State University, including faculty dismissals, has sparked a statewide debate over political influence in Kansas higher education.
Samuel Okoro•
Turning Point USA Members Face Increased Harassment on Campuses
Members of the conservative student group Turning Point USA report a surge in harassment and intimidation on college campuses following the assassination of founder Charlie Kirk.
David Carter•
Harvard and White House Negotiations Hit a Standstill
Negotiations between Harvard University and the Trump administration have stalled over a potential settlement, with a financial payment emerging as a key point of conflict.
Samuel Okoro•
UVA Presidency Sparks Political Clash in Virginia
The University of Virginia's new president, Scott Beardsley, is set to start Jan 1, but his appointment by a Gov. Youngkin-selected board sparks a political clash.
Samuel Okoro•
Yale Faculty Shows Stark Political Imbalance, Report Finds
A new report from the Buckley Institute finds a stark political imbalance at Yale, with nearly 83% of faculty registered as Democrats and 27 departments with no Republicans.
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China's Global Lending Reaches $2.2 Trillion, Report Shows
A new report from William & Mary's AidData lab reveals China's global lending and grants total a staggering $2.2 trillion, far exceeding previous estimates.
David Chen•
University of Utah Approves Private Equity Sports Partnership
The University of Utah's board of trustees has approved a pioneering partnership with private equity firm Otro Capital, potentially valued at over $500 million.
Nathan Pierce•
David Lloyd Unveils £15 Million Luxury Club in Berkshire
David Lloyd Clubs has opened a new £15 million luxury health and wellness facility in Shawford Park, Berkshire, creating over 80 jobs for the local community.
Ethan Wright•
Woman Earns Six Figures After Dropping Out of College
A 33-year-old single mother who dropped out of college now earns a six-figure salary after overcoming years of financial hardship and professional rejection.
Priya Singh•
St. Pete Preschool Closes Abruptly Under New Ownership
A St. Petersburg preschool closed its doors without warning Tuesday, leaving families without childcare and staff jobless just days before Thanksgiving.
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Alabama High School Sports Face a Crossroads Over Public-Private Divide
A debate over separating public and private schools is intensifying in Alabama high school athletics, with a recent survey of coaches revealing a deep divide.
David Miller•
Lake Mary Wins First Title on Last-Second Miracle Play
Lake Mary High School won its first state football title with a stunning 28-27 victory over Vero Beach, sealed by a 42-yard Hail Mary and lateral on the final play.
David Chen•
North Shore Defense Overwhelms Lake Travis in State Semifinal
The North Shore Mustangs advance to the state championship after a dominant 28-6 defensive performance against the previously unbeaten Lake Travis Cavaliers.
David Miller•
Michigan Football Coach Fired and Arrested in One Day
University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore was fired for an inappropriate relationship and arrested for alleged assault on the same day.
David Miller•
CIF State Football Championships Set After Regional Finals
The CIF State Football Championship matchups are set for December 12-13, highlighted by an Open Division clash between undefeated De La Salle and Santa Margarita.