Retirement, as you can tell, has been treating me well. When people ask me now if I miss it, I laugh and tell them some things I definitely don't miss. But I don't always get to tell them about the things I really do miss.
The Board initially received the report Oct. 20, one unredacted version and one version redacted to comply with federal privacy laws. Ryan said the report will be postponed until criminal proceedings have concluded.
As a journalist, one of the things I grappled with most with the paper was how to cover the tragedy. There is no instruction manual for this.
According to the email, employees who violate the ban may be subject to consequences.
Hadley first came to the University to serve as vice president and chief student affairs officer in June of 2021. She replaced Patricia Lampkin, who retired after over 20 years in the role. A year later in 2022, the University announced that Hadley would also assume the role of Dean of Students, replacing interim appointment Julie Caruccio.
An ideal candidate for this position is a graduate student with a background in media or journalism, though this is not a requirement.
In over 20 pages of texts between Ellis and various other members of the Board and University officials, Ellis is largely unfiltered in critiques of everything from the behavior of upper-level administrators to the University Guide service.
We return to a place which has been profoundly marked by this loss. My heart remains with the families, friends and the community members who were affected by their deaths, and with Marlee Morgan and Mike Hollins, who were injured in the shooting
The first phase of the institute will be additionally funded by an initial investment of $50 million from the state and $150 million from the University.
