Cordray to Step Down as FSA Chief Amid FAFSA Criticism
Richard Cordray will leave the Federal Student Aid office at the end of June after leading since 2021. Education Secretary Cardona cited milestone gains in loan forgiveness and FAFSA reforms while acknowledging ongoing FAFSA rollout failures and service errors.
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Ohio Sunday Lottery Draws and Jackpots
Ohio midday and evening draws listed with Pick 3 7 4 5 and 1 6 8, Pick 4 4 9 9 4 and 1 9 4 3, Pick 5 5 7 0 2 7 and 8 3 5 7 3. Rolling Cash 5 numbers 11 18 23 29 33 with jackpot at 140000. Classic Lotto jackpot 9.6 million.
Garden event highlights spring and community ties at Oberlin space
Garden organizers partnered with Oberlin Community Services to grow produce and host a community event celebrating spring. Activities included seed bomb making with Marlena Hall, live music by Sarah Krohn and band members, and Yeo Press designs. Dodson aims to make the event annual and showcase a valued space to students. Contact Lauren Hoffman.
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Pro-Palestinian campus protests trigger varied responses and calls for amnesty
Students across the country occupy encampments prompting administrative actions, arrests, suspensions, and calls for amnesty. Faculty votes of no confidence emerge in California Georgia and Texas while White House officials urge peaceful protests. Senate leaders McConnell and Biden acknowledge tensions and assign responsibility to local authorities.
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Police staffing shifts show pay boosts but hiring hurdles persist
A PERF survey finds large departments remain over five percent below January 2020 staffing, despite gains since 2022. Smaller agencies under 50 officers face higher resignations, disbandments cut local coverage, and districts rethink hiring standards while eyeing pay, bonuses, and faster background checks.
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