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Ten students from Westchester Community College (WCC) have recently been selected to receive a S.M.I.L.E. (Success Matters in Life and Education) scholarship from the PepsiCo Foundation. This scholarship is part of the PepsiCo Foundation’s Community College Scholarship Program, which was established in 2021 to address the issue of underrepresentation in high-demand fields. The PepsiCo Foundation’s […]

Markey Butler — Marianne Virgili has served for the past four years as a trustee of Colorado Mountain College. I have been a member of the CMC...

Congrats, Blake!

IOlé, Gauchos! UC Santa Barbara, despite its vaguely racist mascot while being a Hispanic Serving Institution, has long been known for having a large population of Latinx students, making Hispanic Heritage Month an especially exciting time. Starting from Sept. 15, third-year Emma Gonzalez has opted to eat the rest of you the fuck up until the month ends on Oct. 15.

Ivan Sanchez, a sophomore at Texas A&M University, serves as president of the Aggieland Mariachi Band. He hopes to make a difference on campus and in his community.

A number of Siouxland colleges and universities reported robust enrollment numbers this fall, with several showing year-over-year growth. Heres a look at total enrollments this fall, compared to last year,

/PRNewswire/ -- The ASU W. P. Carey School of Business announced a new chair in management named after Loui Olivas, emeritus professor in management, who...

Peg Portscheller — As voters, we will soon be receiving our November ballots in the mail. I hope you are looking forward to exercising your right to vote. I am

The National Science Foundation is granting UTEP $7 million to lead thought among Hispanic Serving Institutions.

Chancellor Reyes was among a select group of higher education leaders invited to speak at the White House event, hosted by Neera Tanden, White House domestic policy advisor, and Miguel Cardona, secretary of education.