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Civic centers 'all over the place': Miller backs Washington Center amid criticism
As the Washington Center prepares to launch at West Virginia University, students and faculty have voiced concerns about its mission and impact on the Morgantown campus.
Food & Dining Critic Justin Lo reviews Adarra
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Negotiations continue ‘around-the-clock’ ahead of Thursday board vote on 17 Philly school closings
The school board plans to vote Thursday on a $3 billion facilities plan to close 17 schools, co-locate six, and modernize 169. City Council members are threatening to hold up school funding over it.
Hamilton Southeastern Schools board formally appoints superintendent
Dr. Matt Kegley recently served as HSE Schools deputy superintendent before he was appointed interim superintendent following the resignation of Pat Mapes.
I’m a fourth-year med student, but I only learned one historical example of medical racism
Modern randomized controlled trials often rely on marginalized populations abroad.
Why We Are Suing the Department of Education
The Office for Civil Rights is keeping the public in the dark on which schools it’s investigating and why.
Concerts at The Citadel's Johnson Hagood Stadium may be blocked after Statehouse bill gets killed
Members of the SC House’s higher education subcommittee struggled to see why statewide solution was needed for what’s clearly a local dispute between officials in Charleston and at The Citadel
Skilled trade students hope federal funding will help close Canada’s labour gap
The federal government’s spring economic update released earlier this week is aiming to help students fill a gaping hole in a sector desperate for skilled trades workers.
City of Moreton Bay warns Nourish Street that bins provided to homeless people break by-laws
The City of Moreton Bay sends an "education-focused" letter warning that skip bins provided by a charity to a homeless camp are breaking council by-laws.
On the Town: WV Symphony, MU Chorus, others perform 'Carmina Burana' at Clay Center
The West Virginia Symphony along with the West Virginia Symphony Chorus, Marshall University Chorus, WVU Chamber Singers, WVU Parkersburg College Chorale and the Appalachian Children’s Chorus performed Car...
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On Wednesday the Albert Gallatin Area School Board voted to eliminate between 24 and 30 teacher, support staff, and administrative positions for the 2026-2027 school year.
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Gannon University's Arch Bishop Gannon scholarship helps those attend college. We hear from two recipients of the scholarship.
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An 18-year-old accused of making threats to kill people at Lakota West High School is now in custody.
How a teen boy saved the life of a dying mother
At the age of 19, he ended his life, but gave his heart to someone else. Cameron Burleson died on New Year’s Day in 2009 while studying architectural engineering at Prairie View A&M University.…
Scott High principal Marc Taylor chosen as new Scott County director of schools
Scott County names Marc Taylor as new schools director after a 5-2 board vote, gearing up for leadership changes following the current director's retirement.
Salty drinking water could be increasing your blood pressure | Column
People living in coastal areas are most at risk, writes a professor at Florida International University.
DOE opens workforce housing project in Lahaina for educators
The state Department of Education has opened a new 47-unit workforce housing development in Lahaina aimed at improving teacher retention and easing housing challenges on Maui, officials announced Saturday.
East Valley School District bond fails again
After a February failure, East Valley School District’s $220 million bond is faring much worse this time around.
Botanic Tonics Sets New Standard for Consumer Education with Industry-Leading Label Update
Botanic Tonics Sets New Standard for Consumer Education with Industry-Leading Label Update
Citing caution and safety concerns, SC State pulls Lt. Gov. Pam Evette’s graduation speaker invite
Citing caution and safety concerns, SC State pulls Lt. Gov. Pam Evette’s graduation speaker invite
For Thornton Academy girls tennis, embracing diversity is a way of life
For Thornton Academy girls tennis, embracing diversity is a way of life
Photos: Street renamed for Creighton Prep teacher and civil rights pioneer
Photos: Street renamed for Creighton Prep teacher and civil rights pioneer