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(HAMPTON, Va.) -- Incoming freshmen at Virginia's Hampton University will be the recipients of a large-scale school donation through the digital investing platf

The Journey Program will guide accepted students on their way to becoming Registered Nurses, Respiratory Therapists or Medical Laboratory Technicians. It's meant to prepare and educate future healthcare workers for essential positions within CCH. The program is open to high school students that will graduate in the spring of 2023.

The Next Generation of US-Africa Opportunities for Education, Training, and Professional Development The Center for Global Development, Emerging Public Leaders, and the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs invite you to join Accelerating Public Service Leadership in Africa: The Next Generation of US-Africa Opportunities for Education, Training, and Professional Development, an event being held on the margins of the US-Africa Leaders Summit. This event will explore collaboration b...

As part of culture360 recent Call for articles, Yasen Vasilev explores the ideal conditions for a national ecosystem of the independent performing arts scene in Bulgaria. We often think a major increase in budgets will automatically solve all the problems in a cultural sector...

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / December 8, 2022 / Cisco Systems Inc.This blog was written by Alice Sanchez, a CPX Software Architect and Co-Global Lead of Cisco's Native American Network (NAN).November

An experienced nurse discusses what repercussions nurses could face when raising concerns about staffing, safety and other workplace issues that impact their jobs and patient care.

Hanukkah Dinner celebrates ‘Rise Up Campaign,’ which now stands at $350 million. (Courtesy of YU) Rabbi Dr.

On the 60th anniversary of the Ford Rotunda Fire, lets take a closer look at the incident and the structures iconic history.

Female physicians continue to earn less than their male colleagues, but do benefits or flex time make up for it? Women physicians speak up.

MIT seniors Sara V. Fernandez, Amanda Hu, and Brigette Wang have been named 2024 Schwarzman Scholars and will travel to Tsinghua University in China next fall to pursue master's degrees in global affairs.