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Pennsylvania College of Technology Veteran Services Specialist Accepted into National Mentoring Program for Women Student Veterans

A veteran services specialist at Pennsylvania College of Technology will become part of a national mentoring program for women student veterans.

University of Wisconsin-Madison Researcher Publish New Findings About Supporting Military-Affiliated Students in STEMM

Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have made new findings about social support and campus belonging of student military service members and veterans in STEM and medical fields.

Dr. Ross Benbow and Dr. You Geon-Lee

Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley Declares Intent to Block White House's VA Under Secretary of Benefits Nominee

Sen. Chuck Grassley announced that he plans to block the White House’s nomination for VA's Under Secretary of Benefits, Joshua Jacobs, citing unresolved concerns about the department.

Sen. Chuck Grassley

House Passes Bill Addressing GI Bill Loophole Withholding Reimbursement

Bill would close a loophole withholding reimbursement from military servicemembers.

VA Responds to Investigation into Systemic Racial Discrimination

An NBC investigation into alleged systemic discrimination against Black veterans going back to the 1940s has prompted a response from the VA.

Daemen University to Receive $1.5 Million to Offer Holistic Veterans Services

Daemen University and Foundation 214 have signed a Memorandum of Understanding that gives the school $1.5 million for comprehensive veterans services that meet the holistic needs of military and veteran students.

Daemen University

Duke University Names Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic "Preceptor of the Year"

Duke University has awarded The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic the 2022 Preceptor of the Year Award.

MaryBeth Goodman

Department of Labor Announces $25 Million Available to Combat Veteran Homelessness

The U.S. Department of Labor has announced $25 million in funding for organizations providing training and employment services to address veteran homelessness.

U s Department Of Labor

Renowned Saxophonist and Army Veteran Wayne Shorter Dies at 89

Wayne Shorter, renowned saxophonist and U.S. Army veteran, died Mar. 2, at age 89.

VA Forms Panel to Investigate Disparities in Disability Benefit Approval for Veterans of Color

The VA has created a leadership panel to investigate why veterans of color are granted disability benefits at lower rates than white veterans.

VA Deputy Secretary Donald Remy to Step Down at the End of March

Donald Remy, deputy secretary of the VA, will step down at the end of March.

VA Deputy Secretary Donald Remy

Idaho State Senate Passes Legislation to Give Unemployment Benefits to Spouses of Transferred Military Servicemembers and Domestic Violence Victims

The Idaho state Senate has passed 29-6 a bill giving unemployment benefits to victims of domestic violence and spouses of transferred military members.

Sen. Jim Guthrie

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