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Paige Rust of Woodland, class of 2026, majoring in Aerospace Engineering and Electrical and Computer Engineering, was awarded Worcester Polytechnic Institutes Outstanding Women Award: Ellen Knott Award during its annual

THOMASVILLE- Harper Elementary fifth grader Jordyn Yates was recognized on Thursday afternoon during a special presentation at the Student Recognition Program.

A junior at Montana State University was recognized by the National Enviromental Health AssociationA Montana State University junior was one of three undergradu

Erlina Cabrera Naputi could balance her personal and professional responsibilities to earn a degree.

Jamie Santer, Alana Embry receive second-team honors and Sydney Amiatu, Riley Wagoner receive Top Flight status.

Rayna White was selected to the second team, while Jayda Favela, Lexie Tilton and Chloe Sales landed on the third team.

The inaugural fellowship aims to build a global community dedicated to ecological belonging.

Jahnna-Marie Kehaulani Kahele-Madali will receive a bachelor of arts in humanities with a concentration in Hawaiian-Pacific studies.

Dave Ian Domingo Sebastian aims to become a Catholic priest.

Guilherme Voss earned a spot on the second team, with Tread Rosenthal and Alakaʻi Todd receiving honorable mentions.