Lily Oppenheimer
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50 appearances
8 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard 13 Jun
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For NPR News, I'm Lily Oppenheimer in Atlanta.
AJC president and publisher Andrew Morse announced that the paper's cutting 50 people and roughly half of those layoffs will come from the newsroom, the AJC's largest department.
Morse said that the difficult decision will accelerate the paper's revenue growth and that over the last three years, the AJC has invested heavily in editorial, product, and business teams.
The announcement comes soon after the AJC ended its print edition after 157 years.
The final newspaper was published on New Year's Eve.
At the time, critics said it was an omen of more job losses to come, and it made Atlanta one of the only major U.S.
cities without a daily printed paper.
For NPR News, I'm Lily Oppenheimer in Atlanta.
KSU officials said in a statement that the Black Studies program, as well as philosophy and tech communications, have consistently fallen short in enrollment and degree output. KSU says they have a two-year plan so current students can complete those degrees. NAACP officials called that decision a step backward in the ongoing pursuit of equity and justice in higher education.
The cuts come as universities and institutions across the nation are uncertain about how their federal funding may be impacted as President Donald Trump's administration targets diversity, equity, and inclusion practices.
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