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The university says it must save $250 million to have a balanced budget by summer 2025. This freeze is on top of a 3% budget rescission that was previously announced for the 2022-23 fiscal year.
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Nearly three years ago, the Pittsburgh Technical College in Oakdale transitioned to nonprofit status. It hired Alicia Harvey-Smith to transform the school to be a pipeline for middle-skills jobs. She was formally inaugurated Friday. She helped shift the focus of the two-year programs to respond to the needs of the area.
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On today’s program: The state Supreme Court is considering police use-of-force rules that allow officers to use deadly force when someone is escaping arrest; a study will look at how effectively the COVID-19 vaccine creates antibodies in pregnant and postpartum people; and a new book explores the impact of colonialism in higher education, from the land the institution sits on to the admissions process.
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On today's program: Local colleges and universities plan to welcome students back to campus amid the pandemic; a Pittsburgh-based research firm says one…
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Recent high school graduates are facing a myriad of challenges in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Travel is restricted for those who had wanted to go…
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It’s one thing to learn economics or world history off a lecture on Zoom. But try it with dance, acting – or tuba.Ethan Marmolejos got a sudden and…
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In the world of higher education you will find few buildings less remarkable than the Delaware County Technical High School in Broomall,…
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Jake Williams’ favorite position to play in baseball is shortstop. He can also step in as a right-handed pitcher or play third. His infield throw is 94…
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The Art Institute of Pittsburgh abruptly closed its doors on Friday, leaving faculty and staff unemployed, and students with uncertain futures. According…
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The Art Institute of Pittsburgh has undertaken mass layoffs of administrative staff, sources told WESA. Those who lost their jobs include everyone working…