A Deep Dive Into Project 2025’s Plan to Subvert the Rule of Law and Use the Department of Justice as an Instrument for Political Oppression | Jon May | Verdict

For those who have not heard of Project 2025, it is a detailed plan to overhaul the Executive Branch to vastly limit the role of government and place all federal agencies under a “unitary presidency,” ensuring that the execution of statutes and regulations adhere to a right-wing ideology. The Project is the product of 54…

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Want to Do Better Work? Just Say No

“Because most of what we say and do is not essential. If you can eliminate it, you’ll have more time and more tranquility. Ask yourself at every moment, ‘Is this necessary?’” ~ Marcus Aurelius Summer is a great time to reflect on the last academic year. As you do, consider, for a moment, all the…

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The Evolution of Campus Management Systems for Higher Education

The higher education’s future in the digital era indeed depends on how Campus Management Systems (CMS) develop. According to a recent EDUCAUSE poll, 83% of higher education decision-makers and executives prioritize modernizing CMS to improve student and faculty experiences, improve teaching and learning, and increase overall operational efficiency. This blog reveals how cutting-edge CMS solutions…

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Leveraging SEO in Your Enrollment Growth Strategy

Search engine optimization (SEO) is an essential element of any institution’s lead generation strategy and is a core tactic that should be at the center of your digital marketing strategy. Why? Your competition is investing in SEO. SEO delivers high-quality and high-propensity leads—great for top-of-funnel growth. Your web ranking improves when you add value to…

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News Roundup – North Carolina Criminal Law

Back in May, it appeared that North Carolina lawmakers were moving toward a repeal of automatic expunctions of dismissed charges. However, in recent weeks, they have reversed course and a law providing for such expunctions was signed by the Governor this week. The law requires cases to be automatically expunged between six and seven months…

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