More than 60 million people are under ‘heat alert’ with cities in the Northeast seeing their warmest temperatures in a decade. Dallas has now topped triple digits 40 times this year; double the annual average. With the ever-changing climate, more communities are being displaced like those of the Chocktaw Nation who received $50 million in a federal grant to help more to higher ground.
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Southern Illinois University Edwardsville’s commencement ceremonies continued Saturday. The university’s provost, Denise Cobb, led the ceremony, conferring degrees on 2,356 graduates. CAS graduates were honored by Josie Pauley, who earned a bachelor’s degree in applied communication studies. She encouraged graduates to live in the moment and make the most of every day. Besides, she also presented awards to six IAPP students and a few other notable graduates.
