Chevron Doctrine Challenged by a New Supreme Court Case
One of the most important cases concerning federal agencies and what they can do is the 1984 Supreme Court case of Chevron U.S.A. v. the National
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Turkey to Hold a Second Presidential Election on May 28
On May 15, the citizens of Turkey went to the polls to elect a president. However, neither of the leading candidates – current president Recep
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How to Survive a Job Loss and What Actions You Can Take
A job loss can significantly impact you emotionally, financially and psychologically. The extent of the impact varies depending on several factors,
Memorial Day: Which Servicemember Do You Plan to Honor?
For most people, Memorial Day is the traditional day that summer begins. Most people fire up their outdoor grills, concoct traditional summer foods
Reverse Mentoring: Fixing the Skills Gap in Organizations
Employers are facing difficult times. The Great Resignation and labor shortages have caused skills gaps and disruption in their organizations. As a
The US and China End Space Plane Mystery Missions
In recent months, both the U.S. and China have reported the successful conclusions of space missions involving space planes. According to Airforce
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My Latest Painting On Letting Go Of Your Trauma Coping Mechanisms
I painted this because I, like all humans, have gone through heavy, life altering traumas. And I, like all humans, have built up some
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How to Become More Productive as a College Student
Growing up in Los Angeles, I saw that there was a right way and a wrong way for a college student to learn. From my experience, it was clear that
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Being a Mentor Doesn’t Always Have to Involve Excessive Time
People often ask, “What are the benefits of being a mentor?” Some people feel that being a mentor is a lot of work for little result. Nothing
Driving Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Higher Education
By Dr. Cynthia SilviaFaculty Member, Dr. Wallace E. Boston School of Business As higher education institutions work hard to create true diversity and
Syria Is Readmitted to the Arab League After 12 Years
On May 7, the Arab League made the decision to readmit Syria after an expulsion that lasted 12 years, according to NPR. Reuters also noted that Arab
National Police Week: Honoring the Work of Police Officers
National Police Week occurs every May and is a collaborative effort that honors the efforts of law enforcement around the U.S. Police officers
Military Appreciation Month: A Time to Honor Servicemembers
By Kerry L. ErismanFaculty Member, Legal Studies I often hear, “Thank you for your service” when someone wants to show their military
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Reviewing the Glendronach Whisky Collection
Venture out into the rugged Highlands of Aberdeenshire and nestled amongst the dramatic craggy cliff faces, moorland, and lush green
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Alumni Stories: Advocating for Improved Suicide Prevention
By John Robert Morton, Student and Affairs Liaison, and Dominique Woodhouse, AMU Graduate Alumna Dominique Woodhouse with her associate degree in