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Heartland Community College will be expanding opportunities in a program for individuals with intellectual and...

Sen. Bob Casey of Pennsylvania recently introduced the Students' Access to Freedom and Educational Rights (SAFER) Act in the Senate, with a corresponding bill also offered in the House of Representatives. In his zealous advocacy for the law, Casey has fundamentally misrepresented the measure to fellow lawmakers and to the public.

Students often share a similar sentiment after tragedies like the shooting at Club Q, a longtime safe space for the LGBTQ+ community: “I’m lucky. I’m lucky it hasn’t been me.”

One in five FIU undergraduates is among the first generation in the family to earn a bachelor’s degree.

East Tennessee State University’s Mary V. Jordan Multicultural Center, located in the D.P. Culp Student Center, now has newly appointed leadership at the helm.

ETSU's student-run newspaper

Providing his vision for increased access to higher education for all students, Stephen H. Kolison, Jr., Ph.D., was installed as the 14th President of the State University of New York at Fredonia. 

Through the NASA CRE2DO program, FIU has worked with high school, middle school and elementary school students.

More than 5,000 graduates expect to earn degrees at spring 2022 commencement

'Forward and Forever' to guide UD's growth and development