Want to transition from being a journalist to being a lawyer? Attend Loyola Law School, via 360 Magazine.
Law School at LLS
Leave a reply
Posts tagged with "education"
College Mental Health Webinar
College students are facing a serious mental health crisis, driven in part by the pandemic. After nearly two years of remote schooling, restricted gatherings, and constant Covid testing, many students are anxious, socially isolated, depressed—and are overwhelming campus mental health centers. According to a nationwide survey of college students conducted by the Healthy Minds Network […]
Special Olympics NY × ACA/NY
Special Olympics New York and Advance Care Alliance of New York (ACA/NY) come together to guarantee proper retrieval of healthcare services for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The groups come together to declare their objective of diminishing health inequalities for these groups of people by generating new opportunities. Stacey Hengsterman, President and CEO of […]
THE BLACKHOUSE FOUNDATION 15th YEAR CELEBRATION
THE BLACKHOUSE FOUNDATION WRAPS 2022 FESTIVAL PROGRAMMING WITH A CELEBRATION OF 15 YEARS AT THE SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL Reaffirms Commitment to Education by Introducing The International Screenwriter’s Lab With festivities underway, The Blackhouse Foundation has curated dynamic conversations in celebration of the culture’s premiere thought leaders, with a lineup including Regina Hall, Tina Knowles-Lawson, Richard […]
Lady London – Lady Like: The Boss Tape
Trinidadian/ Jamaican American artist Lady London released her “Lady Like: The Boss Tape;” a series of her most acclaimed freestyles since she surfaced in the rap scene in 2018. The New Jersey/ New York artist possesses a wide range of talents, from being a rapper, songwriter, poet, published author and educated woman, there’s not much […]
Ivy League BLM Courses
By: Emily Bunn Ivy League Schools to Begin Teaching “Black Lives Matter” Courses Proving their commitment to diversity and understanding, several Ivy League colleges will begin offering courses on the Black Lives Matter Movement. Whereas other Ivy League schools, such as Cornell, have created Africana Departments that focus on the centrality of Africa and the […]
92nd Street Y
92nd Street Y (92Y) is a nonprofit civic and cultural facility that aims to bring people together through the performing and visual arts, education, health, fitness and Jewish life. 92Y has a wide assortment of programs, classes and events open for the community that nurture creativity. Such curricula includes online and in-person live concerts, parenting […]
Lemonade Day – National Entrepreneurs’ Day
The Lemonade Day Youth Entrepreneurship Program is offering leaders, small business owners and teen entrepreneurs as resources for both the media and influencers regarding the topic of entrepreneurship and entrepreneur education. Lemonade Day has provided educational support to many other youthful, productive entrepreneurs and wishes to continue to spread entrepreneurial education through the country. Lemonade […]
How to Combine Family and Studying
Once you’ve decided to go back into studying, you may have a whole set of new roles and responsibilities that run alongside your course. If you’re a parent, the idea of committing to a program can feel daunting, especially if you’re constantly running around after the kids. However, while it may come with its challenges, […]
ComplexCon is Back!
ComplexCon returns to Long Beach, CA, this November 6-7 for two unforgettable days of shopping, performances, drops, food, and reconnecting safely.
