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The search committee for the position of director for American Indian Student Services has announced three finalists who will each participate in open forums next week. UNM students, faculty and staff are invited and encouraged to attend each of the...

The Tamaqua Area School Board on Tuesday approved a preliminary budget that calls for a 3.17 mill tax increase with no discussion. The proposed spending plan for 2024-25 shows a beginning fund balance...

The Upward Bound Program at Southern Arkansas University will hold its annual Senior Recognition and Awards Ceremony at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 4, 2024 at Harton Theater.

On March 5, 2024, Robert Hanser, Ph.D., in conjunction with ULM graduate students Fred Louis, Daniel Carson, and David Chism, presented preliminary findings on “Student Perceptions of TRIO Services: An Examination of Diversity, Mental Health, and COVID Considerations” at the Louisiana Association of Student Assistance Programs 52nd Annual Conference (LASAP) in Shreveport, Louisiana.

Forest Hills School District students have adults to whom they can turn in times of trouble at every level, from multiple school counselors to supportive community programs, officials there said.

One of the goals at Sisters High School is to have each and every graduate have a plan for what they will be doing after graduation. Students can

CLARKSVILLE — Kimberly Spicer, program specialist in the Student Success Center, was recognized recently for 25 years of working and supporting TRIO students at University of the Ozarks.

Cannabis tax revenue remains a central argument for legalization. In the decade since adult-use markets first launched, local, and state governments have allocated billions of dollars...

Oklahoma Baptist University unveiled a special exhibit recently on Walter O. Mason Jr., the first Black professor at OBU.

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