University of Cincinnati to Host 4th Annual Ethics Bowl, Engaging Students in Thoughtful Moral Discourse
The University of Cincinnati is hosting its fourth high school Ethics Bowl with a record participation of students from 24 schools, emphasizing ethical discourse over winning arguments.
Attorney General Kwame Raoul Teams Up with 21 States to Support Harvard in Legal Battle Against Trump Administration's Visa Restrictions
Attorney General Kwame Raoul and 21 attorneys general filed an amicus brief to support an injunction against a Trump administration proclamation that could bar international students from Harvard.
Marin Protesters Demand Board Debate Over ICE‑Linked Funding
Nearly 100 people packed the Marin supervisors’ chamber on Tuesday to demand a debate over the county’s participation in a federal program tied to ICE. Activists say oversight and a petition of thousands should force action.
City Hall Scramble: L.A. Council Slaps New Sunlight Rules On Charter Rewrite Panel
The City Council advanced an ordinance that would force Charter Reform commissioners to disclose private communications as the panel rushes toward a spring deadline.
University of Utah Partners with Grubhub to Enhance Campus Dining Experience with Easy Ordering and Exclusive Discounts
University of Utah integrates Grubhub for campus dining, offering convenience to students, staff, and faculty with ordering through the app, including a discount code and free Grubhub+ membership for campus pickups.












