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Loyola University, one of the first to desegregate, celebrates its centennial
By Travis M. Andrews The Louisiana Weekly Contributing Writer Loyola University will spend the year celebrating its centennial with the official kick-off taking place on
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Critics say Capella’s budget hike could hurt public schools
By Christopher Tidmore Contributing Writer Jefferson Parish’s new Assessor, Tom Capella, needs legislative approval to annex the funds necessary to hire some 15 new auditors
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By Dr. Andre M. Perry Contributing Columnist The Greater New Orleans Community Data Center just released the report, “Building an Inclusive High-Skilled Workforce for New Orleans’ Next Economy.” Its findings reflect national ... Southern merger: The bill that would not die
By J. Kojo Livingston Contributing Writer About this time last year Governor Piyush “Bobby” Jindal ordered a study to consider the merger of the Southern University system into the University of Louisiana ... Dillard to honor architect, businesswoman as Champions of the American Dream
The Dillard University College of Business will honor local entrepreneurs Paul Flower and Dorothy Perrault at the second annual Champions of the American Dream event on Thursday, March 29, at ... Dillard to host symposium titled ‘Crime and Punishment…’
Symposium will bring together academics, public officials, inmates and others to probe crime and incarceration in N.O. and the Black community From March 20-22, Dillard University will host “Crime and Punishment: ... Gloomy outlook for Black America, scholars conclude
By Herb Boyd Contributing Writer (Special to the NNPA from the New York Amsterdam News) — A group of leading Black intellectuals met at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black ... State school board tentatively approves changes to charters
By Jessica Williams thelensnola.org Next school year, the boards of Akili Academy and Harriet Tubman Charter School will combine. Lagniappe Academy is cutting back on its enrollment, and Lycée Francais de la ... Algiers community assembles to talk education
By Zoe Sullivan Contributing Writer The Edna Karr marching band filled the chapel with its well-tuned sound, welcoming a small crowd to an education summit Thursday evening. The event was sponsored by ... SUNO’s School of Social Work is reaccredited for an additional eight years
The Council on Social Work Education’s (CSWE) Commission on Accreditation, at its February 2012 meeting, officially reaffirmed accreditation for the Bachelors of Social Work and Masters of Social Work degree ...
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