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The four former students came from Spain, Venezuela and India to attend the Christian college on full scholarships, but claim they were exploited for free labor.

The four former students came from Spain, Venezuela and India to attend the Christian college on full scholarships, but claim they were exploited for free labor.

A standing-room only crowd filled the new remodeled space in the Buchanan Center for the Arts on Wednesday morning to celebrate a dream. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to officially open the Blum Studio classroom, named in honor of Harlow and Lila Blum ’61 of Monmouth, two of the strongest advocates for the arts in […]

What follows is another dispatch from someone working at one of these Bidenvilles. Everything is in his own words, with only a few changes made to protect his identity (and job):

Montreal, Quebec--(Newsfile Corp. - February 21, 2024) - Artificial Intelligence is making its way into North American institutions of

The Detroit Lakes Tribune accepts community calendar items for publication online and, space permitting, in our Wednesday and Saturday print editions. Submissions must be made at least a week in advance of the event date, in writing, to either dltribune@dlnewspapers.com or vgerdes@dlnewspapers.com. Each submission must include the date, time and location of event, and where to go for more information (phone, email and/or website). Also include whether the event is free or paid admission, and how...

Migrant families spending their nights at a converted courthouse in Cambridge made their way to a new day shelter operated by La Colaborativa Tuesday morning. Last week, some said they had nowhere to go during the day.

Employers from different segments of the job market will interview and give jobs to job seekers at a job fair Friday at the downtown library

WSU Vancouver established TRIO Talent Search programs at Fort Vancouver and Hudson’s Bay High Schools in 2021. The programs seek to educate students about the benefits of going to college.

Fifty-five students ranging from third to eighth grade went head-to-head while representing their respective schools at the 78th annual Yuma County Spelling Bee.