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Student vet enrollment spikes at Ivy League schools
Princeton University recently reversed its long-standing ban on transfer student admissions, in part to be able to enroll more veterans, who have often taken college courses during their military career. This marks the latest in a string of efforts by Ivy League institutions to make their campuses more accessible to veterans and, ultimately, grow the…
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VA undecided on whether to pay for sex reassignment surgery
A group of 83 lawmakers petitioned the VA secretary to update department policies and allow federal dollars to cover the procedure.
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The Pentagon is easing its controversial new GI Bill restrictions — but only for some troops
Earlier this year, the Department of Defense rolled out a change to its GI Bill transfer policy that would keep long-serving troops from passing those benefits on to their dependents. But now its walking back those restrictions for some service members, Pentagon officials announced Wednesday.
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Here’s how Google is making it easier for vets to find jobs
The company behind the world’s most popular search engine has unveiled three new initiatives to help veterans transition into the civilian workforce.
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Veterans groups furious with White House over ‘disrespect’ following John McCain’s death
Federal buildings flew flags at half staff for two days to honor the memory of the former senator and Navy veteran.
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Have you checked out this vet job board?
Job Path offers a number of job search tools to help veterans and their families find openings.
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Veterans can now file class-action lawsuits against VA
The move could allow groups of veterans to sue the department and force additional action on a host of benefits and programming issues.
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Not just VA: 7 more states with veteran-friendly home-loan programs
Many programs designed for first-time home buyers are available to veterans regardless of property ownership history.
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Navy digging out of reservist retirement backlog
The backlog of Navy reservist retirement packages is down to 300.
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VA accused of failing to pay bills for health care company
Months of unpaid invoices to the Department of Veterans Affairs has prompted a health care provider in New Hampshire to stop servicing more than a dozen veterans in New Hampshire.
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Student vet enrollment spikes at Ivy League schools
Princeton University recently reversed its long-standing ban on transfer student admissions, in part to be able to enroll more veterans, who have often taken college courses during their military career. This marks the latest in a string of efforts by Ivy League institutions to make their campuses more accessible to veterans and, ultimately, grow the…
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VA undecided on whether to pay for sex reassignment surgery
A group of 83 lawmakers petitioned the VA secretary to update department policies and allow federal dollars to cover the procedure.
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The Pentagon is easing its controversial new GI Bill restrictions — but only for some troops
Earlier this year, the Department of Defense rolled out a change to its GI Bill transfer policy that would keep long-serving troops from passing those benefits on to their dependents. But now its walking back those restrictions for some service members, Pentagon officials announced Wednesday.
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Here’s how Google is making it easier for vets to find jobs
The company behind the world’s most popular search engine has unveiled three new initiatives to help veterans transition into the civilian workforce.
-
Veterans groups furious with White House over ‘disrespect’ following John McCain’s death
Federal buildings flew flags at half staff for two days to honor the memory of the former senator and Navy veteran.
-
Have you checked out this vet job board?
Job Path offers a number of job search tools to help veterans and their families find openings.
-
Veterans can now file class-action lawsuits against VA
The move could allow groups of veterans to sue the department and force additional action on a host of benefits and programming issues.
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Not just VA: 7 more states with veteran-friendly home-loan programs
Many programs designed for first-time home buyers are available to veterans regardless of property ownership history.
-
Navy digging out of reservist retirement backlog
The backlog of Navy reservist retirement packages is down to 300.
-
VA accused of failing to pay bills for health care company
Months of unpaid invoices to the Department of Veterans Affairs has prompted a health care provider in New Hampshire to stop servicing more than a dozen veterans in New Hampshire.
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Student vet enrollment spikes at Ivy League schools
Princeton University recently reversed its long-standing ban on transfer student admissions, in part to be able to enroll more veterans, who have often taken college courses during their military career. This marks the latest in a string of efforts by Ivy League institutions to make their campuses more accessible to veterans and, ultimately, grow the…
-
VA undecided on whether to pay for sex reassignment surgery
A group of 83 lawmakers petitioned the VA secretary to update department policies and allow federal dollars to cover the procedure.
-
The Pentagon is easing its controversial new GI Bill restrictions — but only for some troops
Earlier this year, the Department of Defense rolled out a change to its GI Bill transfer policy that would keep long-serving troops from passing those benefits on to their dependents. But now its walking back those restrictions for some service members, Pentagon officials announced Wednesday.
-
Here’s how Google is making it easier for vets to find jobs
The company behind the world’s most popular search engine has unveiled three new initiatives to help veterans transition into the civilian workforce.
-
Veterans groups furious with White House over ‘disrespect’ following John McCain’s death
Federal buildings flew flags at half staff for two days to honor the memory of the former senator and Navy veteran.
-
Have you checked out this vet job board?
Job Path offers a number of job search tools to help veterans and their families find openings.
-
Veterans can now file class-action lawsuits against VA
The move could allow groups of veterans to sue the department and force additional action on a host of benefits and programming issues.
-
Not just VA: 7 more states with veteran-friendly home-loan programs
Many programs designed for first-time home buyers are available to veterans regardless of property ownership history.
-
Navy digging out of reservist retirement backlog
The backlog of Navy reservist retirement packages is down to 300.
-
VA accused of failing to pay bills for health care company
Months of unpaid invoices to the Department of Veterans Affairs has prompted a health care provider in New Hampshire to stop servicing more than a dozen veterans in New Hampshire.
