Javier Delgado is a veteran reporter with a deep understanding of local politics and community advocacy. His work often examines the power dynamics within institutions and their impact on local residents.
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The University of Louisville has confirmed the permanent closure of its Rauch Planetarium and Gheens Science Hall, citing unsustainable financial losses.
Ohio State University has named Provost Ravi V. Bellamkonda as its new president following a swift appointment process that has drawn scrutiny from faculty.
A Georgia student charged in the death of teacher Jason Hughes after a senior prank gone wrong has expressed deep remorse and apologized to the family.
Portland Community College is on the verge of its first-ever strike, as 2,300 employees prepare to walk out over a stalemate in salary and benefit negotiations.
The LAUSD board voted to deny Green Dot Locke High School's charter renewal, potentially leading to its closure. This occurred during the first public meeting since an FBI raid on Supt. Carvalho's hom
Ohio State University President Ted Carter has resigned after just over two years, admitting to an inappropriate relationship that has sparked an investigation.
Florida International University is investigating alleged hateful and violent messages in a WhatsApp group linked to a Miami-Dade GOP official and FIU law student.
The United Academics of KU and the University of Kansas have reached a tentative agreement on a labor contract, the first ever for the faculty union. The deal includes a minimum salary structure provi
Karen Thole, Dean of Engineering at the University of Michigan, is leaving to become the inaugural director of Penn State's new National Security Institute.
Syracuse University has named Mike Haynie, a vice chancellor and founder of its veteran initiatives, as its 13th chancellor, effective July 1.
The George Washington University has sold its 122-acre Virginia campus to Amazon Data Services for $427 million for the development of a new data center.
The University of California system sold approximately $2 billion in bonds this week, securing project funding amid increasing legal and political pressure.
Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers will resign as a professor at Harvard University following revelations from documents detailing his close ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Wayne State University's Board of Governors has unanimously appointed Richard Bierschbach, the former law school dean, as the institution's 14th president.
Portland Public Schools is implementing an immediate spending freeze and cancelling a school day to address an unexpected budget gap this school year.
New York City public schools are set to reopen for in-person classes on Tuesday following a major blizzard, though the teachers' union has raised safety concerns.
Penn State's THON 2026 raised a record-breaking $18,841,726.53 for pediatric cancer research and family support, surpassing last year's total by over $1.1 million.
An internal Army email reveals 33 universities, including several Ivy League schools, are flagged as 'at-risk' in a Pentagon review of educational partnerships.
Over 1,000 skilled trade workers have launched a strike across 22 California State University campuses, citing a dispute over contractually promised raises.
The Citadel's presidential search committee has named four high-ranking military officers, all alumni, as finalists to become the college's 21st president.
