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The University of Virginia has disenrolled more than 230 students for not complying with the school’s COVID-19 vaccine requirement. The Virginian-Pilot reports 238 students, including 49 who were enrolled in fall courses, were disenrolled after “receiving multiple reminders via email, text, phone calls, calls to parents that they were out of compliance.” Approximately 96.6 percent of the UVA student body is fully vaccinated […]
Target has joined the growing list of retailers and restaurant chains offering educational assistance for its employees. The retail giant announced Wednesday that it would pay for the full cost of college for its U.S.-based part-time and full-time employees. Target plans to invest $200 million over the next four years in the program, which will offer debt-free assistance for select […]
Behold the collective power of Young Nudy and 21 Savage. Earlier this week, a Twitter user posted video from a recent graduation party that caused thousands of dollars in damage. The footage, shared by @topxkazi, shows a large crowd of revelers turning up to Nudy and 21’s joint track “EA,” off the former’s 2017 project SlimeBall […]
President Biden’s latest budget will reportedly not include forgiveness for student loan debt. In previous news on the combination of Biden and student loans, the then-presidential-candidate had campaigned on his support of wiping out $10,000 of undergrad/grad student debt per year of national or community service, up to five years and $50K. After winning the election […]
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced the “Vax-a-Million” initiative Wednesday in which five adult residents will be eligible to receive $1 million each, and five teens could be in play for a full scholarship, if they are vaccinated, The Columbus Dispatch reports. This announcement comes on the heels of his declaration that Ohio’s mask mandate will be lifted on June 2. DeWine explained that he […]
Despite the academic school year coming to a close for many colleges and universities, schools still keep a tight eye on their students to combat COVID-19. Three University of Massachusetts Amherst students learned this the hard way after being suspended for attending an off-campus party without masks. USA Today cites that the three students were […]
More than a week after she was reported missing, 40 Cal’s teenage daughter is believed to have died of suicide. New York officials announced the determination during a press conference Thursday, following an extensive investigation into Saniyya Dennis’ whereabouts. The 19-year-old Buffalo State College student was last seen on April 24, and was reported missing two days later. […]
Eight men, ranging between the ages of 19 and 23, have been indicted in connection with the alleged hazing death of Stone Foltz—a 20-year-old Ohio student who died after an alcohol-fueled fraternity event. Wood County Prosecuting Attorney Paul A. Dobson announced the charges Thursday, nearly two months after Foltz—a Bowling Green State University sophomore—was found unconscious in his apartment. […]
Joe Biden may be changing his tune on massive student loan forgiveness. During an interview with Politco on Thursday, White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain confirmed the president is exploring his options on canceling a large chunk of debt held by federal student loan borrowers. Klain said Biden has asked Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona to prepare a memo that […]
People across social media are calling out the NCAA over disparities between the training facilities of women’s basketball players and the ones assigned to the men’s team. The criticism began after photos showing stark differences between the two weight rooms began circulating online. 2020 WNBA No. 1 overall pick and New York Liberty player Sabrina Ionescu shared photos showing […]
