WHAT WE’RE READING By Ellena Erskine on Sep 23, 2024 at 11:26 am Each weekday, we select a short list of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the Supreme Court. Here’s the Monday morning read: Recommended Citation: Ellena Erskine, The morning read for Monday, Sept. 23, SCOTUSblog (Sep. 23, 2024, 11:26 AM),…
The raft of legislative changes has thrown the international education sector in the country into confusion and turmoil. “The reality is that not everyone who wants to come to Canada will be able to – just like not everyone who wants to stay in Canada will be able to,” immigration minister Marc Miller said in…
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Modern APIs are the secret behind many of the conveniences we enjoy today, from getting weather updates on our phones to ordering food online. They are also a powerful tool for grantmakers who want to quickly and easily tailor their grantmaking system to streamline their processes, save time and resources, and scale with their needs….
Canada, Australia and then Canada again! Canada last week announced a further capping on the number of international students that can enter the country to study in its various world-class institutions. It’s a move that is expected to hurt international students aspiring to study in the North American country – mainly Indians, who currently account…
In a pair of letters, 195 members of Congress recently urged leadership to extend the enhanced premium tax credits that will expire in 2025. The enhanced premium tax credits — which were introduced in 2021 — lowered health insurance premium costs for millions of people purchasing coverage on the marketplace. One of the letters was…
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* Judge says law firm “defiled the very temple of justice.” [Bloomberg Law News] * Our national nightmare is over: law firm’s Rosie the Ve-LAW-ciraptor mascot returned after being stolen two years ago. [KWTX] * FTC sues pharmacies over measures designed to inflate insulin prices. [Reuters] * Law school deans worried about California’s future bar…
A question that arises with some frequency is whether the district attorney is free to unilaterally “reset” a matter in superior court by changing the trial date after a date has been set by the court. At the outset, it’s important to distinguish between the scenario in which the State intentionally resets a case and…
Student retention continues to be a dual source of hope and distress for higher ed leaders. In recent months, 35% of surveyed college students say they’ve considered leaving their program, Gallup reports. Traditionally, colleges and universities have implemented fragmented approaches to student success — compartmentalizing academic, financial and social support initiatives. The reality is far…