Universities Cutting Administrative Jobs to Focus on Faculty and Research
October 13, 2026
In a move labeled “transformational change,” LSU’s president announced layoffs of 25 administrators to boost faculty hiring.
In a move labeled “transformational change,” LSU’s president announced layoffs of 25 administrators to boost faculty hiring.
N.C. launches $2M fund for tech-based small businesses to boost innovation and competitiveness, offering incentives and matching grants for federal applicants.
North Carolina grants $660K to 13 local boards to boost employer ties, enhancing work-based learning and job creation for residents under a strategic plan.
Governor Stein announced over 500 NC students completed summer apprenticeships, preparing them for careers in electrical trades, healthcare, and more.
Caterpillar’s billion-dollar investment in Sanford boosts North Carolina’s manufacturing and workforce development, reinforcing community ties and innovation.
Republican Michael Whatley profits from the Iran war, with up to $2.1M in defense and energy stocks. As Senate candidate, he supports the conflict.
Governor Stein hands Leicester resident Dennis Fultz the keys to a new house, highlighting ongoing recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene’s devastation.
The NC Main Street program spurs $500M in investments, 300 businesses, and 2,500 jobs, highlighting the economic revival of downtown areas statewide.
North Carolina’s August unemployment rate dropped to 3.5%, reflecting a year-over-year decrease and job gains in Leisure, Construction, and other sectors.
Governor Josh Stein reveals Charlotte will host the 2027-2029 WTA Finals, supported by a $14.4M grant, boosting local business and global exposure.
Michael Whatley’s claim that health care premiums increased by 183% under Gov. Roy Cooper is misleading; premiums actually fell 12% during Cooper’s tenure.
The morning after giving birth, Edythe Smith learned funding for a child care subsidy was frozen, complicating her return to work.
