John Morgan is a Reporter at various outlets including Forbes and USA TODAY. He specializes in general assignment news with a focus on topics such as elections, government, and public policy, while also exploring the economic role of universities and their research in cities and regions worldwide. John has been featured in numerous publications, including Sports Illustrated and PBS, showcasing his diverse reporting background.
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John Morgan's coverage revolves around higher education, government announcements, and sports. He seems particularly interested in university-related topics such as funding, recruitment, and the challenges facing universities. Additionally, he covers legal policy regulation and government announcements.
If you plan to reach out to John with a pitch or source suggestion, consider focusing on issues related to higher education policies, university funding models, or significant developments in the field of sports within the United Kingdom. Expert insights into governmental decisions impacting universities or trends affecting college-age voters may also be relevant for his coverage.
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Education secretary announces inflationary rise in fee cap in 2025
By: John Morgan
Tuition fee increases beyond next year reliant on universities stepping up, says UUK chief executive
Donald Trump seems to have shifted the political landscape again, but is it temporary or a genuine shift in the underlying politics and culture?
The Association of Independent Insolvency Practitioners (AIIP) has a new president following the retirement of Shabnam Amirbeaggi.
Yesterday I received my Official Voter Info packet in the mail. It looks just like the ones we get before November elections. However, this one is deceptive. For starters, there
UKRI chief executive's words, and actions at STFC, point to tough times ahead Back in the mid-2010s, vice-chancellors picked up on a perception from the Treasury that universities were “awash with cash”.
By: John Morgan
The development of cryptocurrency mining transformed the global economy through its development of fresh market possibilities together with emerging issues. Genesis Mining stands out in the mining industry worldwide as a prominent company that serves this sector extensively. The following article explores Genesis Mining's operations within Turkey alongside its economic effects and its broader participation in cryptocurrency mining networks.
EL PASO, Texas (April 4, 2025) – Coming off back-to-back road victories, El Paso Locomotive FC return to Southwest University Park to face off against Lexington SC on Saturday at 7 p.m. MT in …
By: John Morgan
The markets hate uncertainty—universities and research do too
By: John Morgan, Jason Aldean, Ken Carson, Studs Ramrod
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