Maggie Eastland

The private sector labor market might be slowing, but state and local government jobs keep ticking up. A munis angle on Friday’s June jobs report: US States, Cities’ Hiring Heats Up as Private-Sector Growth Cools https://t.co/v1vJxKGA17

RT @MichelleKaske: Decades of underfunding, unusually hot weather and aging infrastructure has led to a transit breakdown between #NewJerse…

Palm Beach issues $95 million bond to help house teachers and garbage workers who are priced out. One of my first stories for Bloomberg: https://t.co/ZiJUBNsMrA

RT @NDSMCObserver: BREAKING: After a rain-soaked meeting with the provost and Keough School dean under a tree, over 15 protestors were arre…

RT @NDSMCObserver: Protestors marched tonight during a 10-minute fireworks show for the end of President Fr. John Jenkins’ tenure. Administ…

That’s a wrap on my term as EIC. Forever grateful for @NDSMCObserver and the countless talented students I’ve worked with there. A few more weeks before graduation, so you haven’t seen the last of my byline yet. https://t.co/aJ9Ryqm9T6

From our recent editorial: “If the University has done its job well, its graduates will be eager to accomplish goodness in the wider world. So why not use this opportunity to invite someone who can draw on outside experience to inspire that eagerness?” https://t.co/WVVFJOVorI

The Observer has its next Editor-in-Chief, and it’ll be in good hands. Big things ahead for @MrIsaSheikh. https://t.co/8RYlxYnkfT

RT @NDSMCObserver: The Board of Trustees requested that outgoing president, Fr. John Jenkins, deliver this year’s commencement address. He…

Update for those following the Kay v. Irish Rover case: The court dismissed defamation charges Kay brought against the student publication earlier today.

The Observer @NDSMCObserver

On Monday, the St. Joseph Superior Court dismissed Tamara Kay's defamation lawsuit against the Irish Rover. The court found that the alleged defamatory statements were lawful and made with a reasonable basis in fact. https://t.co/MplunYmNAx

“The suit opens a new front in a yearslong battle between tech and media companies over the economics of the internet, pitting one of the news industry’s biggest players against pioneers of a new wave of artificial-intelligence technologies.” Great read.

The Wall Street Journal @WSJ

Breaking: The New York Times sued Microsoft and OpenAI for alleged copyright infringement, touching off a legal fight with far-reaching implications for news publishers https://t.co/wIQQzDTAoK https://t.co/wIQQzDTAoK

RT @NDSMCObserver: Dowd, a native of Michigan City, Indiana, and a Notre Dame graduate, succeeds Fr. John Jenkins, who will step down as No…

Juan Sebastián Chamorro was imprisoned for 611 days in Nicaragua because he tried to run for president. His daughter, who did not hear from him for more than a year, was a student at Notre Dame. My latest for @NDSMCObserver: https://t.co/qthVC3vVEF

Last night game as a student was one for the books. Thanks Watts.

The Observer @NDSMCObserver

Xavier Watts came to South Bend as a wide receiver, but the coaching staff moved him to defensive safety. Last night against USC, he looked like a receiver again, intercepting two passes thrown by 2022 Heisman winner Caleb Williams. https://t.co/rMHEXyA441

RT @NDSMCObserver: Notre Dame's 17th president, Rev. John I. Jenkins, will step down from his post at the end the 2023-2024 school year. h…

RT @adrianamperezr: good time to remember NDPD has consistently refused to say what dorms these things (ie sexual assault) reportedly happe…