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Jasmine Moore, a senior at Northeast Lauderdale High School, recently participated in this year’s Rural Medical and Science Scholars Program at Mississippi State University.

Roxy Sprowl is the 13th Udall Scholar to be named from Michigan State University. Sprowl is an Honors College junior majoring in social work in the College of Social Science with minors in race and ethnicity of the United States, and American Indian and Indigenous Studies.

Among the first students from the Chancellor’s Science Scholars Program to graduate with a doctoral degree, Jeliyah “Liyah” Clark will become a double Tar Heel on Sunday at Winter Commencement.

Policymakers should reform the Higher Education Act in a manner that more closely aligns the law with its main purpose of allocating federal student loans and grants to ease the cost of higher education, and should eliminate the numerous programs that have accumulated over the years that have failed to help low-income students pay for college.

Boston College students can now apply for the following job: "Program Assistant, Bethel Math and Science Scholars Program"

Elon University celebrated the achievements of top student leaders in Whitley Auditorium on Thursday, April 28, during the annual leadership awards program sponsored by national leadership honor...

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Chancellor's Science Scholar and incoming first-year student Celine Locklear is eager to get the academic year started and jump into an array of social activities at Carolina.

MSU junior earns competitive graduate school scholarship Wisdom Henry, an Honors College junior majoring in history, and urban and regional planning in the College of Social Science, has been selected as one of 16 students from a pool of 95 nominees across the country to receive a Beinecke Scholarship. The Beinecke Scholarship pays for up to $34,000 in support for graduate school for students studying the fields of art, humanities or social science. Henry plans to pursue a doctorate in U.S. hi...

Senior Jasmine Jordan Wins Prestigious Gates-Cambridge Scholarship Michigan State University senior Jasmine Jordan, an Honors College Political Science senior with a minor in African and African American Studies (AAAS), who grew up in Detroit, has been named a Gates-Cambridge Scholar. Jordan also was a national finalist for the highly competitive Rhodes, Mitchell, and Marshall scholarships. I’m really glad I took the chance because now I get to study criminology for a year, with such an ama...