A local pressure campaign to force the Ernest N. Morial New Orleans Convention Center to use its reserve funds for coronavirus worker relief funding is starting to affect the center’s business.
The cuts will affect about 67 employees.
The lottery will not be open to the public. But the Uptown charter school will post a video and provide results to parents by May 1.
Local researchers push hard for new innovations and hopefully even a vaccine to fight the COVID-19 outbreak. Also, worrisome economic prospects for New Orleans workers and residents.
Class of 2020, which includes some students who expected to graduate last year, will miss out on graduation ceremony due to COVID-19 school shutdown.
Morrison’s departure comes in midst of COVID-19 pandemic, litigation from prisoners.
Parole revocation hearings have been suspended since March.
Testing on primates with DNA similar to humans is key to developing new drugs and getting them approved.
Instructional minute and other requirements have been waived, leaving school districts able to chose their last day of school.
"After the March 13 closure of Tulane University’s campus, we instructors spent a week moving classes online, while students returned home and settled. The question for me and my 28 far-flung students was what to do with a locally-focused environmental journalism class? We quickly turned our final writing project towards the historic crisis at hand."
