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<p>“I enjoy witnessing students see themselves represented in their nation’s history. Through learning about groups and communities they identify with, they become passionate learners and understand the importance of learning history.”</p>

<p>“I enjoy witnessing students see themselves represented in their nation’s history. Through learning about groups and communities they identify with, they become passionate learners and understand the importance of learning history.”</p>

<p>“I enjoy witnessing students see themselves represented in their nation’s history. Through learning about groups and communities they identify with, they become passionate learners and understand the importance of learning history.”</p>

Spring 22 was an exciting term for a team of student journalists at Sierra College. All of them had experience working on Roundhouse News & Review through Journalism courses at Sierra College. They knew how…

Writers will have a chance to take a poetry workshop taught by an award-winning poet and musician from Aotearoa New Zealand next week.

Van Wert, Ohio breaking news and local information from the Van Wert Independent.

A roundup of community events this week around the Seacoast.

Tennessee is doing whats right compared to the disturbing trends evident in our federal Governance, which is marching towards socialism.

<p>Join Josephine Community Library for Consider This: Journalism, Democracy, and the Informed Citizen, facilitated by policy researcher Charles F. Rund, on March 3 at 6:00 p.m. at the Grants Pass branch of Josephine Community Library.</p>

As part of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’s Democracy and the Informed Citizen initiative and to celebrate its 50th anniversary, Kentucky Humanities, in partnership with the University of Pikeville, will