“I think it speaks as much to sentiment as it does to practicalities,” said Simona Campbell, vice president of university relations at Leap. Speaking on what makes a good negotiation for both parties, Campbell said “nobody wants to feel like a loser coming out of it”. “If you take the Graduate Route away, India, and Indians,…
Former President Donald Trump was found guilty of 34 felonies in his “hush money” trial in New York yesterday, making him the first former president in U.S. history to be convicted of a crime. On their second day of deliberations, the jury found that Trump illegally falsified business records to cover up a $130,000 payment to an adult…
As we know, capital campaigns are HUGE opportunities for nonprofits. They can help expand mission impact, reach more people, and create lasting change. But success isn’t just about having a great cause and being financially prepared. Your organization’s image also matters. It actually matters a lot to major donors because they will be entrusting their…
‘Yessssss! This is awesome!’ As regular readers of this column know, I am a huge fan of “The Office,” which I watch almost every day. In one episode, the main character (Michael Scott) tries to explain that salary isn’t everything in a job and that sometimes job perks can make up for a lower salary….
Published on March 27, the plan for the degree paves the way for a new type of joint program, delivered on a voluntary basis at national, regional or institutional level, and based on a common set of criteria agreed at European level. Such a European degree would allow higher education institutions from different countries to…
The Supreme Court has made a series of decisions that have implications for healthcare. Below is an overview of these decisions. The Chevron deference In a 6-3 ruling last week, the Supreme Court overturned the Chevron deference, which was established in 1984. The Chevron deference “requires courts to defer to the judgment of administrative agencies…
Listen to the article 8 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. In spite of Paul LeBlanc’s transformative role in reshaping Southern New Hampshire University into one of the country’s thriving hybrid “mega-universities,” students might not notice any big changes when he steps down at the end of June….
The challenges facing legal departments are clear: tighter budgets, increasing workloads, and a pressing need for efficiency. While AI adoption in the legal profession is still in its early stages, it offers a promising solution to these issues, particularly for contract review. The question for many legal professionals isn’t whether to embrace AI — it’s…
Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! According to data collected by American Lawyer for its most recent Am Law 100 ranking, which top 100 Biglaw firm saw the sharpest decline in revenue per lawyer last year? Hint: The RPL at this firm fell 6.5% in 2023. See the answer…
The low-code, no-code revolution has made it possible for anyone at your organization to create software applications without all the extra overhead of traditional software development. By leveraging low-code platforms, such as the Microsoft Power Platform, your staff members have a vast ecosystem of emerging technologies at their fingertips. Your “low-coders” or “citizen developers” can…