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From the Freedmen's Bureau, to the New Deal, to the War on Poverty, we've seen many initiatives that could advance the anti-poverty cause. How do we discover long-term, sustainable initiatives of which the public won't grow tired or disinterested?

Many scholarships are available to help LGBTQ+ students pay for college. Learn about the best scholarships for LGBTQ+ students and where to find them here.

More funding is needed to scale successful work-placement programs like the one at Manhattan College write Denise Scalzo and Daniel Gardner, two of the college's administrators

Commencement for The Evergreen State College’s class of 2023 will take place from 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. Friday, June 16. At the time of this release, more than 650 graduates had registered to take part in the ceremony that will be held rain or shine in the middle of Red Square at the college’s Olympia campus.

Inaugurating its celebrations and commemorations to honor artist Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997) on the 100th anniversary of his birth, the a href= http

This week in community briefs, El Camino Health earned top honors for its womens hospital, the city is kicking off two summer music series and the county encourages college students to get CalFresh Food benefits while they still can.

The process for taking out a student loan varies widely depending on the type of debt you borrow.

Employers are keenly aware that the labor market is very tight, and you’re likely struggling to find talent. As summer approaches and many employers move into their busiest season, you...

The Baltic LEAP, which stands for language, energy and politics, is a new Foreign Study Program that will bring 16 Dartmouth students to Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia.

The Harford County Board of Education approved the expansion of the Units of Study middle school writing curriculum during its meeting Monday night.