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The Ministry of Education and Higher Education has announced the opening of the door for students wishing to enroll in the various scholarship programs | BLiTZ

The city acknowledged that the marker at Fort Chambers — where Company D of the Third Colorado Cavalry had trained before participating in the Sand Creek Massacre on Nov. 29, 1864 — was removed because it falsely stated that the fort had been used in an

Boulder has removed an inaccurate historical marker that once stood in city-managed open space at the location of Fort Chambers.

Four students from a town of 250 people in Alaska visited Hardin and Billings last week, in hopes to share culture. Two of those students had never left Alaska before

NESPELEM – One of the Colville Tribes’ most honorable members passed away on Tuesday at the age of 96. Colville Business Council Chairman Jarred-Michael Erickson says the loss of Pauline

Plug into your community with events and the issues they address, including AI International Film Festival, Queer Food FEASTival 2023!, Guadalupe School's Fiesta for the Future, and National Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women + Relati...

While a silent picnic might not be everyone’s go-to springtime activity, there was no better way for WKU’s American Sign Language (ASL) students to end the semester.

The easter eggs will contain slips of paper with fun facts about the German language as part of an initiative to tackle declining enrollment in beginner German courses.

DeKALB – NIU is celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in April. Throughout the month, there will be a number of events at NIU to attend and experience to learn more about Asian American heritage, hosted by the Asian American Resource Center and other partners.   AARC OHANA Series: AAPI Heritage Month Kick...