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U.S. Naval Academy Engineering Building Renamed Carter Hall in Honor of Alum and Former President Jimmy Carter

The U.S. Naval Academy’s engineering building has been renamed Carter Hall in honor of alum U.S. President Jimmy Carter.

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Virginia Legislature Passes Bill Giving VMI Cadets Disciplinary Immunity for Drinking or Drug Use When Reporting Sexual Assaults

The Virginia state General Assembly has passed a bill requiring VMI to give cadets immunity from punishments for drinking or drug use when reporting a sexual assault.

SCOTUS Rejects Case Regarding VA Caregiver Program Eligibility Disputes

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a case filed by a Navy SEAL and veterans advocates about 2020 regulations from the VA that led to families being notified they were being removed from the agency's caregiver program.

For-Profit School Agrees to Pay $450,000 to Settle Allegations of Paying Bonuses for Securing Enrollments of Students with Veteran Benefits

For-profit school Pinellas Corporation and CEO and owner Paul Giordano have agreed to pay $450,000 to settle allegations that the school paid bonuses to consultants based on securing enrollments of students with Post-9/11 GI Bill veterans benefits.

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Navy Rear Adm. Shoshana Chatfield Nominated by Biden for Vice Admiral and NATO Military Committee Assignment

President Biden has nominated Navy Rear Adm. Shoshana S. Chatfield for appointment as vice admiral and for assignment as U.S. military representative to the NATO Military Committee.

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Oregon State University Ecampus Program to Financially Assist Veterans Learning Online and Receiving Less GI Bill Housing Support

Oregon State University’s Ecampus online education program will be financially assisting some veterans in the state learning online but receiving far less GI Bill housing support than on-campus students.

Military and St. Augustine's University Partner to Advise and Educate Cadets on Contributions of Black Servicemembers

The U.S military and St. Augustine’s University partnered to teach cadets about the key contributions of Black military men and women as part of the 3rd Annual North Carolina ROTC Roundtable and the African American Military and Veterans Lineage Day.

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Brig. Gen. Daniel Brantingham Removed As Deputy Chief of Chaplains

Brig. Gen. Daniel Brantingham, second in command of the U.S. Air Force's chaplaincy has been removed from his role as deputy chief of chaplains on Jan. 31.

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Georgia Military College Prep School Receives Criticism After Principal's Abrupt Removal

Georgia Military College Preparatory School is receiving backlash from parents and staff after Dr. Steve Greer, the school’s former principal, was immediately removed from his position last week.

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Rep. Chip Roy Proposed Legislation to Eliminate Military Diversity Positions

Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) has introduced a bill to eliminate the positions of chief diversity officer and senior advisers for diversity and inclusion.

Republican Lawmakers Introduced Bill to Limit Defense Department DEI Employee Pay

Legislation would limit the pay of U.S. Department of Defense DEI employees to that of front-line soldiers.

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas)

University of Phoenix Partners with Military Police Regimental Association to Offer Scholarship for MPRA Members

The University of Phoenix is partnering with the Military Police Regimental Association to offer one scholarship for a bachelor’s/master’s degree program for standard MPRA members or immediate family members of a standard MPRA member.

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