Emma Green

1 week ago | newyorker.com | Emma Green

She and others touted the same initial stat about H.B. 261’s success: after the bill was passed, Weber State opened the Student Success Center, which offers things like advising and workshops on personal finances, to all students. More than a thousand students visited in the fall of 2024. The previous fall, only four hundred and fifty students had shown up at seven different race-, ethnicity-, and gender-focussed cultural centers—combined.

1 week ago | asianamericans.einnews.com | Emma Green

Though conservative critics of higher education claim that universities indoctrinate students to adopt leftist attitudes, several presidents told me that students arrive on campus already formed. “They’re not tabula rasa,” Rich Lyons, the chancellor of U.C. Berkeley, said.

2 weeks ago | vevioz.com | Emma Green

In today’s fast-paced digital economy, securing top tech talent has become a mission-critical priority for businesses. However, recruitment shortages continue to challenge even the most resourceful HR departments. The dynamic nature of technology, rapidly evolving skill requirements, and global competition for expertise have only heightened this issue.

3 weeks ago | vevioz.com | Emma Green

In today's fast-paced technological landscape, businesses of all sizes are constantly striving to stay ahead of the curve. The way your IT support team operates plays a crucial role in maintaining this competitive edge. However, if your IT support is outdated, your organization might be losing out on valuable opportunities. One of the most effective ways to address this issue is by bringing in fresh ideas through innovative IT support staffing solution.

2 months ago | newyorker.com | Emma Green

In early February, Wheaton College, a well-known evangelical school outside of Chicago, made a seemingly innocuous post on social media, giving a shout-out to one of its own for getting a prestigious job. An alumnus, Russell Vought, had just been confirmed as the director of the U.S. Office of Management and Budget. “Wheaton College congratulates and prays for 1998 graduate Russell Vought,” the post read.