Global March 2019

From Dean To Professor; Top 4 Latest Jobs

The top 4 latest jobs on The Hispanic Outlook’s job board are from Ringling College of Art and Design, University of Southern Indiana, Miami University, and Salisbury University.

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Free Mobile Food Pantry At Salem State

Students at Salem State University, as well as nearby residents, now have access to the Fresh Harvest Pop Up Stand free mobile food pantry on the university’s campus.

Global March 2019

SC Passes Massive Education Overhaul Bill

After six hours of debate, the South Carolina House has approved a bill by a vote of 113-4 to massively overhaul education in the state.

Global March 2019

Census Bureau Seeks Citizenship Data

The Census Bureau is seeking information regarding the legal status of millions while the U.S. Supreme Court considers whether the 2020 Census can include asking about citizenship.

Global March 2019

Purdue U Celebrates 150th Anniversary

Purdue University is celebrating its 150th anniversary with the debut of Boiler Tracks, a vanilla ice cream with a mix of chocolate pieces, caramel and toffee.

Global March 2019

Climate Change In The Classroom

Politicians around the country are targeting school lessons that support climate change being something both real and man-made.

Global March 2019

University Helps First-Gen Students

The UW Oshkosh’s Titan Advantage Program helps underrepresented students (including first-generation students) become familiar with the college environment.

Global March 2019

More Migrants Crossing US Border

Migrant families who are crossing the U.S.-Mexico border are breaking records with more than 76,000 migrants crossing the border last month.

Global March 2019

Melania Trump’s 'Be Best' Tour

First Lady Melania Trump gave a pep talk about the importance of homework to a second-grade girl at Dove School of Discovery in Tulsa during her “Be Best” tour.

Global March 2019

Fewer International Students?

There has been a drop in international students enrolling at many universities in Kansas of more than 11 percent since 2015.

Global March 2019

Border Agents Using Firearms At Lower Rate

The Associated Press has obtained data that firearms use by U.S. border agents is declining. The same data also shows that less-lethal force is also down.

Global March 2019

Senate Likely To Reject Trump's Wall Move

Four Senate Republicans said they are voting to reject President Trump’s national emergency declaration. If Democrats and their allies also vote to reject, the vote total will be 51.