Megan Pauly
Reporter at VPM Daily Newscast
I'm a @myVPM radio journalist hot on the trail of runaway stories hidden everywhere. Former @ProPublica LRN fellow. Email me: [email protected], DM for Signal.
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6 days ago |
vpm.org | Megan Pauly |Dean Mirshahi
Over 100 people chanted “hands off our students now” during an April 14 protest on Virginia Commonwealth University’s campus, in response to the termination of about three dozen student and alumni visas on Virginia campuses in recent days by President Donald Trump’s administration. The protest was organized by VCU’s Students for Justice in Palestine group, which has been organizing regular protests over the war in Gaza.
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2 weeks ago |
whro.org | Megan Pauly
This story was reported and written by VPM News. Some Northern Virginia child care providers that rely on families paying full tuition to offset the cost of subsidized slots are concerned they may have to close if a significant number of unemployed federal workers pull their children out of child care. That was one message Fairfax County Supervisor Jeffrey McKay had for state lawmakers Tuesday — during a House of Delegates hearing about the impacts of federal workforce and funding reductions.
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2 weeks ago |
wamu.org | Megan Pauly
Some Northern Virginia child care providers that rely on families paying full tuition to offset the cost of subsidized slots are concerned they may have to close if a significant number of unemployed federal workers pull their children out of child care. That was one message Fairfax County Supervisor Jeffrey McKay had for state lawmakers Tuesday — during a House of Delegates hearing about the impacts of federal workforce and funding reductions.
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3 weeks ago |
whro.org | Megan Pauly
This story was reported and written by VPM News. Gov. Glenn Youngkin wants to use $120 million in surplus funds from an old college savings plan to help pay for the tuition waivers under the Virginia Military Survivors & Dependents Education Program, or VMSDEP, through the current state budget cycle. Lawmakers took this funding out in the budget draft they approved earlier this month, but Youngkin added it back in as part of the amendment process he completed Monday.
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4 weeks ago |
vpm.org | Megan Pauly
Gov. Glenn Youngkin wants to use $120 million in surplus funds from an old college savings plan to help pay for the tuition waivers under the Virginia Military Survivors & Dependents Education Program, or VMSDEP, through the current state budget cycle. Lawmakers took this funding out in the budget draft they approved earlier this month, but Youngkin added it back in as part of the amendment process he completed Monday.
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RT @literaryeric: My daughter got a 50% scholarship to a private national university and she wrote to them saying, “You’re my top choice an…
RT @EricKolenich: 2 international students and 1 recent grad at VCU had their visas revoked. At VT, 9 were affected. At GMU, 10. https://…
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The university seems to be taking the position that, under FERPA, the shooter himself would have to give permission for the school to release info about the shooting https://t.co/IbsxePap8u