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The new laws take effect at the end of June.
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The university called Votruba, who served from 1997 to 2012, a "legendary leader" and credited him for raising the school's national profile.
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An agreement signed last year between the NCAA and those Power Five conferences allows schools to give athletes a portion of the revenue their athletic departments generate.
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Kentucky has a shortage of teachers. The state's Department of Education says 13% of vacant staff positions went unfilled last school year.
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The U.S. Supreme Court effectively ended the ability for colleges and universities to consider race in their admissions following its ruling on affirmative action. Since the verdict came down, it's been open to interpretation by state leaders in many cases.
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Dubbed "3 States, 1 Rate," the tuition program will offer students from all over Ohio and Indiana the same tuition rates as in-state students from Kentucky.
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With such a large student population, the University of Cincinnati, for example, is staggering its move-in days to reduce congestion in and around campus.
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Northern Kentucky University says its 2024-25 fiscal year budget is balanced and puts the university in a stable financial position.
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As artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent in the workplace and the world in general, those in the academic space agree more colleges will add similar programs.
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The three-part series will feature lectures from NKU faculty covering topics like the history and future of AI, ethics and AI in journalism, and AI cybersecurity and healthcare.