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The Skyrocketing Cost of Higher Education: A Perfect Storm
As college enrollment numbers decline, institutions struggle to balance budgets amidst rising tuition costs, decreased state funding, and inflation.
The Revival of a Historic Icon: The Bray School's Restoration Progress
A year-long restoration project is nearing completion for the historic Bray School in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia. This article delves into the process and significance of preserving America's oldest still-standing school for Black children.
Diverse Opportunities for Giving Back in Sonoma County
Explore various volunteer openings across different sectors in Sonoma County, from education and healthcare to community development and entertainment.
Empowering Youth: A Message of Hope on World Suicide Prevention Day
Berks County middle and high school students gathered to hear Kevin Hines' inspiring story, a nationally recognized speaker who survived the Golden Gate Bridge jump. The event aimed to promote mental health awareness and support.
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Student Association Seeks Campus Engagement
The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Student Association held a meeting to swear in new senators, discuss campus engagement, and announce initiatives such as Operation RiverWatch.
Penn State Extension's Master Watershed Steward Volunteer Makes a Splash in Berks County
Gary Grahl, a Penn State Extension Master Watershed Steward volunteer, is passionate about educating the community on protecting water quality and aquatic ecosystems.
Get Ready to Reconnect: St. Cloud State University's Mainstreet Involvement Fair
Join thousands of students at St. Cloud State University's annual Mainstreet involvement fair, where you can connect with over 120 organizations and programs on campus.
Highline Public Schools Reopens after Cyberattack: A Growing Concern for School Districts
The Highline Public Schools district in Washington state has announced the reopening of classes following a recent cyberattack. The incident highlights the growing threat of cyberattacks on schools, with sensitive data and financial records becoming increasingly attractive targets.
Boosting Latino College Access: A New Federal Initiative
A federal effort aims to support hundreds of local colleges and universities serving Hispanic students, potentially bridging the educational and economic gap between them and their peers.
Student Activism on US Campuses Amidst Gaza Conflict
US college students are finding creative ways to protest the Israel-Hamas war despite heightened security measures and disciplinary actions.