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The directive puts several DEI programs at Cincinnati-area universities in the government's crosshairs and requires swift action from higher education leaders.
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Superintendent Shauna Murphy said many of the students and staff from the former Xavier Montessori Lab School will move into the Bramble Nature Campus building in Madisonville.
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We discuss the future of Montessori education in Cincinnati.
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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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Universities across the country halted their testing requirements in 2020 due to the pandemic. Many in the Cincinnati area say they're not turning back anytime soon.
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Under the new law, people 21 and over will be able to purchase and use marijuana legally. However, colleges in Ohio say students and faculty still have to follow their marijuana policies regardless of state law.
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The Xavier basketball season starts Monday night with a game broadcast by iHeartMedia, the company which has never publicly apologized for broadcasting Bob Huggins' offensive remarks on the Bill Cunningham Show six months ago today.
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City workers wanting to earn a bachelor's degree will receive a 25% discount on tuition through a program called Adult and Professional Education at Xavier, also known as APEX.
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The university previously released a statement from the president on the homophobic comments made by Huggins, but many on social media felt the statement lacked substance.