The Legal Intelligencer...Sheilah D. Vance was named chief of staff to Cheyney University President Michelle Howard-Vital. Vance served...
Federal and state government contractor selection continues to be a hot-button political issue as public agencies grapple with the best bidding and delivery systems to maximize taxpayer dollars
...Brandywine Realty Trust ; Barbara A. Simmons , Cheyney University of Pennsylvania interim dean; and Evelyn F. Smalls...
...rather than competitive sealed bids for a complex construction project at Cheyney University. PA Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC) petitioned for review of...
...to use a competitive sealed proposal process for construction work at Cheyney University as opposed to the default competitive sealed bid process, an en...
...diversifying the legal profession from the days when Dennis graduated from Howard University School of Law in 1969, Dennis said there are now probably sufficient...
...jury has awarded $5.5 million to the parents of a Hahnemann University Hospital parking lot attendant killed by a gunshot after the jury concluded...
...trend. Fourteen students from the historically black universities of Lincoln, Spelman, Morehouse and Cheyney participate in the PLUS program. This year there is...
A Virginia woman trying to overturn a coroner's finding that her brother's death was a suicide lost a bid in Commonwealth Court
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