On February 25, Furman University’s Pre-Law Society hosted its annual For the Love of Law event, offering students a unique opportunity to network with alumni and area attorneys in a setting designed to foster meaningful connections. Held in the Trone Student Center’s Watkins Room, the spe
In his bid for the southwest side seat on Madison City Council this spring, Badri Lankella brings over twenty years of experience in both the public and private sectors to the table, which is enhanced by his roots as a first-generation immigrant from India. His extensive background includes working
In the bustling community of Carrollton, Georgia, education serves as the cornerstone of local development, driving residents and institutions toward excellence and meaningful engagement. As of February 25, 2025, the Times-Georgian's "Education Briefs" section shines a light on
The subject of the article critiques the potential implications of President Donald Trump's policies on education, particularly in relation to Chapman University. With Trump back in office, education systems in the U.S. are threatened by prospective alterations in diversity, equity, and
The UK has faced significant economic challenges over the past decade and a half, marked by sluggish growth and stagnant productivity. This article explores the multifaceted issues impacting economic growth and productivity in the UK and delves into potential strategies and policy interventions
The Institute of Education Sciences (IES), the nonpartisan research arm of the Department of Education (DOE), is facing a precarious future. The Department of Government Efficiency plans to cancel most of the institute’s contracts and training grants, putting the IES’s mission at risk. Despite its b
