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‘Numerous failure controls’ and ‘non-compliance’ — what the audit of Conestoga College found that...
The damning details in a recent, confidential two-part audit of the Kitchener-area college rate the school as “high” risk, according to executive summaries obtained by the Star.
Quad-Cities Popular Astronomy Club: Leaving a legacy, PAC founder’s donation benefits Augustana College
In the 57 years since Carl Gamble Observatory and John Deere Planetarium opened, it has given both Augustana students and the public a better understanding of the universe.
'A lot more complicated’: Would-be UM lit master’s students discuss what’s next after cuts
The Office of the Commissioner for Higher Education officially terminated the University of Montana
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UND commencement scheduled for May 16
The UND School of Law commencement will be held Saturday, May 9. The School of Medicine and Health Sciences held its commencement on May 2.
Federal regulations are about to wreck the industry that gave me everything
John Paul DeJoria argues a proposed federal earnings rule would devastate 92% of beauty and barber programs by cutting access to student aid for cosmetology students.
Is the Lindblom debate team back in the game?
Lindblom High School's debate team students are mounting a comeback.
Local high schools represent NH at FIRST Robotics championship
About 600 teams participated in the high school-level FIRST Robotics world championship in Houston between April 29 and May 2. Eleven of those teams came from New Hampshire, with a
Young Entrepreneur Market returns May 16
A local homeschooling mother developed the upcoming Young Entrepreneur Market to teach her children how to make money on their own.
Emails: Former Iowa City CFO questioned school finances months before crisis
Former Iowa City schools Chief Financial Officer Leslie Finger questioned the district’s finances months before school board members were made aware of the crisis, emails obtained in an open records reques...
OSU celebrates Class of 2026 at spring commencement ceremonies
In an era of an ever-changing technological world, Joe Eastin inspired Oklahoma State University graduates to adapt and press forward as they embark on their career paths.
St. Mary’s County Public Schools Honors 2026 Award Winners
St. Mary’s County Public Schools has recognized six outstanding employees for 2026 awards, including Educational Support Professionals of the Year and representatives for Maryland and Washington Post Teach...
Americans from hantavirus-hit cruise ship back in U.S.: What to know, where they will quarantine
The Americans will be quarantined and monitored at a special unit at the University of Nebraska Medical Campus in Omaha.
Construction coming to University Avenue this summer
Starting Monday, May 11, construction will be happening along University Avenue.
Missouri lawmakers return for final week with education bills, other items unresolved
Missouri lawmakers have passed several major items, removing some sources of partisan rancor before the final week of this year's session.
University of Hawaii grads face uncertain job market
With University of Hawaii graduations continuing through Saturday, students preparing for life after college are weighing a job market shaped by competition, cost of living, artificial intelligence and the g...
OSU secure funding for ag center
The Oklahoma Legislature has approved $40 million in state funding to create the Agronomy Discovery Center at Oklahoma State University’s Agronomy Research Station in Stillwater.
Student Gambling Is on the Rise. That Puts Schools on Alert
A prominent high school athletic association has launched a course to help schools identify and combat the risks of sports betting.
A Cyberattack on Canvas Could Cause Lasting Aftershocks for Schools
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Staunton River Middle School’s Marie Levine earns May’s Education Impact Award
For over a decade, Marie Levine has brought creativity, passion, and heartfelt connections to her classroom, inspiring students to express themselves and color outside the lines. 🎨
‘It’s gonna be very devastating’: Five Hawaii Island early childhood education sites to close
Laughter and squeals of joy filled the air on a recent Wednesday morning at the site of the Mountain View Ka Pa‘alana Preschool, where toddlers, parents and teachers gather to play, do crafts and learn fou...
Teachers with national certification earn more, but Texas is questioning its worth
The National Board Certification is widely considered the most demanding for teachers. But Texas leaders are examining whether it fits the state’s merit-based system.