All posts from 2013 by month
Earlier today, APSCUF announced the results of an independent audit of the PA State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) by the accounting firm Boyer and Ritter. The report focused on seven PASSHE universities that were […]
Citing legislation on both the state and now the federal level, state Rep. Steve McCarter, D-Montgomery/Phila., denounced the industry-driven effort to end legal protection of endangered species and the designation of wild trout streams. “These […]
A Pennsylvania activist is using their internet and social media sleuthing skills to track Governor Corbett’s campaign stops. Since May 2013, a Tumblr page, “Tom Corbett For Governor. With White People,” has been following Governor […]
Editor’s Note: This post is Steve Horn’s latest investigative piece that originally appeared over at DeSmogBlog. Check out more of Steve’s work from DeSmogBlog and give everyone at DeSmogBlog some love – visit their site for some of the best research […]
Earlier tonight, Jenna Pope took center stage on RT’s “Breaking the Set,” to talk about activist media, the role of the citizen journalist, and her efforts to crowdfund her first photo book documenting her work […]
At the time New Jersey established a ban on fracking, it seemed symbolic, much like the moratorium in Vermont, which has no economically recoverable natural gas; the Marcellus Shale, primarily in New York and Pennsylvania, […]
Editor’s note: On November 13, 2013, ESU President Marcia Welsh wrote a Pocono Record Op-Ed responding to growing resistance to her decision to slash faculty and gut academic programs. Welsh claimed that “While the recent decisions made […]
I did my PhD work at Miami University. No, not in Florida – Miami University in Oxford, OH. There was a t-shirt in the bookstore that always provided a snarky retort to those who made […]
October 30th marked the first major deadline for PA State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) university presidents to notify the faculty union about faculty cuts. The contract between PASSHE and the faculty union, APSCUF, sets […]
As reported earlier today, the Pennsylvania House Fish and Wildlife Committee voted to approve amendments to House Bill 1576, environmental legislation that threatens protection statuses for state-specific endangered species. The committee also voted to send […]
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