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The first medical students to attend the Western Atlantic University School of Medicine (WAUSM) in Freeport are finalizing their 20 months of pre-clerkship studies and going on to the next stage, so the WAUSM Office of Student Affairs held the first of what will now become an annual event – the Semester Soirée. “Currently, we have

Eastern Iowa Community Colleges has agreed to pay former Chancellor Sonya Williams $250,000 in one lump sum, according to her separation agreement. The Aug. 1, 2023 agreement says that Williams resigned her position effective July 31, 2023, and she would be paid 12 months salary, in the gross amount of $250,000, but would not receive […]

Nostalgia and innovation intertwined as Rhodes University's current Student Representative Council (SRC) and SRC Alumni gathered to launch the SRC Alumni Board on 12 August 2023. This historic moment saw a fusion of past and present, birthing a new e

One local band director has launched a GoFundMe campaign to help get to New York for the Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade. This opportunity allows band directors to network and share

Set to become a destination for exclusive Champion A&M-branded gear, the rollout includes a Howdy Week event Aug. 18 with free food and prizes.

QUINCY — Quincy University’s incoming freshman moved into their dorms Wednesday, beginning the orientation process that will place them in one of the university’s seven houses and prepare them for

The cost of child care is a major barrier to access to higher education for students who are parents, particularly single mom

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HOUGHTON - Dr. William W. Predebon Sr., of Houghton, retired Professor and Chairman of the Department of Mechanical Engineering-Engineering Mechanics, at Michig

CLINTON — Eastern Iowa Community Colleges announced on Wednesday the resignation of Chancellor Sonya J. Williams due to personal reasons.