Today's Clips (4/4/24)
DAVIDSON IN THE NEWS
The country's oldest ongoing national soccer competition and its oldest continuously run professional soccer club are inherently intertwined.
IN OTHER NEWS

Inaccurate tax data could cost some students aid, though others might benefit from the error.

A conservative state senator had warned schools days earlier to comply with the state’s anti-DEI law, as Republicans in Texas and nationwide target such programs.

These projects at UNC, NC State, ECU and more are either under construction or will be in the next few years.

Congress and political campaigns have amped up their fight against higher education institutions, which are hiring new professional help.

Protests over the safety and learning conditions at Appalachian State University's Wey Hall continued into its second week as students gathered on Sanford Mall on Thursday, March 28.

TRADES

Many local officials say they’ll do what’s right for students, but note that pushing the deadline back too far could have its own unintended consequences. The rocky rollout of a new Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA) had already forced almost a quarter of the nation’s states to bump back their local scholarship application deadlines.

Many, many academics resent them.

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