Kemp signs legislation establishing need-based aid for college students
Next fall, Georgia students attending one of the state’s public colleges and universities will have a chance at financial aid if they come from a low-income family.
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UCF grads boo commencement speaker’s pro-AI message
. Gloria Caulfield, commencement speaker for the University of Central Florida, reacts as graduates boo loudly, following her remarks about AI being the next "industrial revolution." [ University of Ce...
Water For Good kicks off 3-year plan
Bentonville-based nonprofit Water for Good recently released a three-year plan with goals to nearly double the number of people it serves globally with sustainable water, improved sanitation and hygiene educ...
Colgate University senior dies in kayaking accident on Schroon River
Troopers said Sohail A. Nabi, 21, of Yonkers, was kayaking with a small group of people in the river on Sunday, May 10 when the group lost sight of Nabi. Troopers said his capsized kayak was found shortly th...
My Turn: A financial warning for the commonwealth’s community colleges
The higher education landscape is rapidly changing. As birthrates continue to fall and the cost of a college education remains stubbornly high, many institutions are facing economic cliffs that, for some,...
Leaning into hope: Communities That Care Coalition meeting highlights work of school districts
Communities That Care Coalition celebrates school districts and presents award to Hannah Bertrand for her leadership in serving youth.
Half Hollow Hills High School West student to get $125G settlement for pro-Palestinian artwork removed by s...
The student, who has since graduated, had painted a watermelon with a kaffiyeh pattern at her parking spot.
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The national survey highlights the challenges young adults encounter in the decade following graduation and reveals a notable divide in outcomes based on...
Tools for Schools delivery helps Green T. Lindon focus on education
Students at Green T. Lindon Elementary are focused on finishing their academic year strong with a delivery of classroom essentials from KATC's Tools for Schools.
A-State student receives scholarship to study in Taiwan
One Arkansas State University student will spend her summer abroad after being awarded a Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.
Guest columnist Chet Ragusett: A financial warning for the commonwealth’s community colleges
The higher education landscape is rapidly changing. As birthrates continue to fall and the cost of a college education remains stubbornly high, many institutions are facing economic cliffs that, for some,...
Canadian company ‘aggressively pursuing’ unsold condos in Toronto with $500-million acquisition strategy
A Canadian real estate company is eyeing Toronto’s soft condo market as it looks to buy $500-million worth of unsold units, starting with a $30-million 'bulk' purchase steps from Toronto Metropolitan Unive...
Indianapolis Public Schools transfers unused land to Habitat for Humanity
IPS is transferring unused land to create affordable housing while partnering with a nonprofit to provide homeownership education for district employees.
Majority of new Tennessee vouchers awarded to higher-income families
Tennessee officials tried to make less-affluent students a priority for Education Freedom Scholarships next year. But most new EFS vouchers went to families with higher income.
In late push, Colorado lawmakers seek limits on homeschool enrichment and group fueling its growth
With Colorado’s legislative session set to end this week, lawmakers are pushing two amendments that would put new guardrails on homeschool enrichment and boards of cooperative educational services.
Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing ranked No. 1 program in state
This National Nurses Week, Beebe Healthcare officials are proud to announce that, for the 15th straight year, its Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing has been ranked the No. 1 nursing program in the state...
Norris FFA brings the classroom to the field with soybean test plot
Norris FFA students planted 28 varieties of soybeans at a test plot across from their school to gain hands-on experience in production agriculture.
Trocaire College offering scholarships for new nursing, veterinary technician students
Trocaire College is offering scholarships for new nursing and veterinary technician applicants for the Fall 2026 semester.
From a one-way ticket to HPU president, Nido Qubein reflects on the American Dream | Red, White, & You series
High Point University President Nido Qubein came to America at 17 with little money and a one-way ticket. Decades later, he reflects on the path that got him there.
Wahpeton students explore science in the field at Tewaukon refuge
AP Biology and Environmental Science students conducted water quality testing, observed wildlife and learned about conservation during a hands-on trip to Tewaukon National Wildlife Refuge.
Ontario school boards spending $380M more on special education than they receive in funding: auditor general
The province's auditor general's report also urges the government to address long wait-lists for assessments as well as create consistent levels of classroom care for kids.
Ontario’s child support system failing families to the tune of $2.1 billion, auditor general says
Auditor Shelley Spence’s report also uncovered problems in special education, the government’s use of AI and training of commercial truck drivers.
NEET UG paper leak 2026: Rahul Gandhi asks students to ‘Google’ former NTA DG’s posting, says BJP rew...
News News: NEW DELHI: Hours after the National Testing Agency (NTA) announced the cancellation of NEET-UG 2026 over alleged paper leak concerns, Leader of Opposi.
Georgia moves beyond HOPE, with need-based aid for college students
Next fall, Georgia students attending one of the state's public colleges and universities will have a chance at financial aid if they come from a low-income family.