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OKLAHOMA CITY — Lori Wathen always hoped her son would continue his education after high school. But Reis, 21, has an intellectual disability, and college programs for students with his needs are often cost-prohibitive, Wathen said. Opportunities for students with intellectual or developmental disabilities are growing in Oklahoma. Four universities in the past five years […]

The two bills would allow students with intellectual disabilities up to age 26 to access dollars from the Oklahoma’s Promise scholarship fund.

By sharing a smooch on the kissing bench, legend says Syracuse University couples will end up together forever. The bench allows couples to tie the knot on campus before their actual wedding.

As state legislatures reconvene, a diverse higher ed agenda unfolds, encompassing workforce needs, cultural debates, ROI scrutiny, and student loans. Read to learn more.

Colorado hiring Deion Sanders had no trickle down effect on minority coaches who aspire to be head coaches.

247 Sports’ Brandon Huffman reported that Gatlin Bair won’t sign with either Michigan or Oregon during the early signing period but will wait perhaps until National Signing Day.

The Biden administration announced a final rule Thursday that aims to protect borrowers from for-profit colleges and certificate programs that have poor outcomes and leave students with “unaffordable debt.” The administration said the final rule has two key elements: strengthening the gainful employment (GE) rule and creating a new Financial Value Transparency (FVT) framework. The…

Oregon Tech offers youth outreach programs to enhance, enrich and encourage exploration of opportunities and passions in STEM.

Nick Saban might not love LSU but he does seem to favor a particular song made popular in Louisiana. He's been known to bust a move every time it plays.

BetMGM's stellar sportsbook app is expected to launch in Kentucky by Sept. 28, 2023. Check this page for info on the launch, welcome offers and more!