Nontraditional Student News Today

Havah Standridge's first season wrestling was special not just because she was doing something new or because she finished third place, but also because she was the only female competing for Deshler High this year.

Non-traditional students at UO are a diverse group with a variety of resources available to them.

A state-required survey is helping gather information to fill gaps in campus services

To submit a calendar event, email editorial@superiortelegram.com or call 715-395-5000. The deadline is noon Wednesday for the Friday issue. Events are guaranteed to publish once.

The Valparaiso chapter of the American Association of University Women is seeking applications for its annual scholarship.

Nineteenth consecutive year scholarship program provides financial assistance to aspiring and current health information professionals...

To submit a calendar event, email editorial@superiortelegram.com or call 715-395-5000. The deadline is noon Wednesday for the Friday issue. Events are guaranteed to publish once.

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Join the observation of Breast Cancer Awareness Month by donating to the June Anderson Center for Women and Nontraditional Students’ bra drive.The JAC will staff an information table about the impact of breast cancer Friday, Oct. 15, where resources will be available from the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center of Rutherford County and MTSU Health Services, as well as the JAC.“The June Anderson Center thought that this would be...

ScholarshipOwl Many sites let you filter search results to focus on scholarships for nontraditional, independent or alternative students, but don’t limit yourself to those categories. Try to apply for as many scholarships as possible to reduce the amount of loans you have to borrow. What to Know About Financial Aid as a NonTraditional Student Like any other student, you must fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to qualify for federal financial aid, including student l...

Laura Manriquez volunteers at food banks, delivers food to needy people. //end headline wrapper ?> Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Laura Manriquez, known to her neighbors as “Milwaukee’s Food Fairy,” frequently delivers food from food pantries and stores to those with transportation issues. Here, she fist bumps DelMonte, her Lincoln Village neighbor and mentee. Photo by Sue Vliet/NNS. When Laura Manriquez was 9 years old, her dad asked her what she wanted to be...