Santa Ono’s Bid for University of Florida Presidency Rejected by Board
Santa Ono was rejected for UF presidency due to his past support for DEI programs, facing criticism from conservatives.
June 3, 2025
Santa Ono was rejected for UF presidency due to his past support for DEI programs, facing criticism from conservatives.
Northern Michigan schools get attendance waivers after ice storms; Gov. Whitmer supports recovery efforts and aid.
The U.S. Department of Labor will pause operations at 99 Job Corps centers due to rising deficits and other issues.
AVL Manufacturing, a Canadian company specializing in custom industrial enclosures, is set to open a new production facility in Charlotte, North Carolina. Governor Josh Stein announced that the expansion will result in the creation of over 325 jobs and an investment of $56 million in Mecklenburg County. The initiative is
Funding to rebuild in Western NC after Hurricane Helene is lagging; $5.95B allocated, but $59.6B is needed.
Charges against two individuals in a pro-Palestinian encampment case at the University of Michigan were dismissed.
Students engage in farm-to-school programs, providing fresh food and gaining skills for future careers while supporting local communities.
Michigan, along with 18 states, sued the federal govt over Trump’s threat to withhold school funding over DEI policies.
Michigan State University’s Faculty Senate backs a “mutual defense compact” to protect academic freedom and integrity.
The North Carolina Rural Infrastructure Authority (RIA) has approved four grant requests totaling $1,890,000, according to an announcement by Governor Josh Stein. Aimed at boosting local economies, these grants are expected to create 67 jobs and attract more than $15.5 million in private investments. The grants, which were awarded to
Wow Bao, a rapidly expanding Asian street food company, announced plans to establish a manufacturing facility in Forest City, North Carolina. Governor Josh Stein confirmed that the initiative will create 88 new jobs in Rutherford County, with Wow Bao investing $6.45 million in the project. The facility will be the
Federal cuts have stalled Michigan civil rights cases, leaving families uncertain about their children’s education rights.
