What Forms Of Payment Should Your Firm Accept? [Sponsored]
From paper checks to NFTs, this Non-Eventcast has answers. The post What Forms Of Payment Should Your Firm Accept? appeared first on Above the Law. #Forms #Payment #Firm #Accept #Sponsored
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IHEA CEO sounds alarm over the release of private provider caps
Peter Hendy, chief executive officer of Independent Higher Education Australia, has raised concerns about individual caps on new overseas students commencements being shared publicly. The PIE understands that such caps are set to be released at the next public hearing, scheduled for October 2. “The department of education has furnished the Senate Education and Employment Legislation Committee with…
HBCU Students: Redefining Civic Engagement and Demanding to Be Heard
Empowering HBCU students to reshape the political landscape “I don’t want politicians to be relatable, I want them to be reliable. I don’t care if you have hot sauce in your bag; what are you going to do about student loan debt?” This raw plea from young Black voters highlights a stark truth: traditional political…
Women Law Professors, Students Across The Country Continue To Receive Creepy Texts From Unidentified 2L
The FBI is ‘monitoring’ the ongoing situation. The post Women Law Professors, Students Across The Country Continue To Receive Creepy Texts From Unidentified 2L appeared first on Above the Law. #Women #Law #Professors #Students #Country #Continue #Receive #Creepy #Texts #Unidentified
The morning read for Thursday, Sept. 19
WHAT WE’RE READING By Ellena Erskine on Sep 19, 2024 at 11:08 am Each weekday, we select a short list of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the Supreme Court. Here’s the Thursday morning read: Recommended Citation: Ellena Erskine, The morning read for Thursday, Sept. 19, SCOTUSblog (Sep. 19, 2024, 11:08 AM),…
Wealth-Based Pell Grant Could Reduce Student Debt and Racial Wealth Inequality
A proposed federal financial aid policy could change the lives of postsecondary students, particularly Black and Latinx students, by allowing them to spend less out-of-pocket for their degrees and prevent the accumulation of student debt, which remains financially crippling for many graduates. That’s the findings from a new report, released by researchers at the Higher Education,…
7 Strategies for Marketing Payroll Giving to Your Supporters
According to recent payroll giving statistics, 59% of survey respondents have no familiarity with payroll giving initiatives. Fortunately, however, marketing payroll giving opportunities to your nonprofit supporters can significantly boost participation in the programs—and enhance your overall fundraising efforts. After all, payroll giving programs allow donors to contribute a portion of their salary to your…
Canada reacts to further caps amid policy confusion
Nine months since Canada announced a cap on international study permits, immigration minister Marc Miller has shocked the sector once more, revealing further restrictions squeezing international students and temporary residents in Canada. The changes, announced in a press conference on September 18, are driven by the IRCC’s overall goal of reducing temporary residents from…
Feds Want $103M For Cleanup After Dalí Bridge Collision
And Maryland hasn’t even presented its bill yet. The post Feds Want $103M For Cleanup After Dalí Bridge Collision appeared first on Above the Law. #Feds #103M #Cleanup #Dalí #Bridge #Collision
N.C. Court of Appeals (Sept. 17, 2024) – North Carolina Criminal Law
This post summarizes the published criminal opinions from the North Carolina Court of Appeals released on September 17, 2024. These summaries will be added to Smith’s Criminal Case Compendium, a free and searchable database of case summaries from 2008 to the present. Evidence supported defendant’s intent to permanently deprive even though she reimbursed her employer…