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Improvements funded by ARPA are planned for a small section of trail on North Omaha boulevards that is a key component of Omahas ever-so-slowly emerging network of urban trails.

A unique program and two outstanding individuals at UW-Stout were recognized by the Wisconsin State Council on Affirmative Action and the Division of Personnel Management for their commitment to faculty, staff and student success through diverse educational services and efforts in the...

SALISBURY – Catawba College held ITS first Day of Culture on Thursday, Nov. 16. This vibrant and immersive day was designed to celebrate the rich diversity and heritage of the

University of Nebraska-Lincoln officials remain optimistic on diversity and inclusion efforts with improving racial disparities; However, officials say increasing economic imbalances amongst students alongside looming budget cuts to the Office

The Western Michigan University Alumni Association and University Advancement hosted their second annual celebration of National First-Generation Day on Nov. 8.

The Nord Family Foundation announced Nov. 9 the list of nonprofit in the fields of arts and culture, civic affairs, education, and health and social services that received grants this cycle, according to a news release.

The University of Southern Indiana has been named an inaugural recipient of the Indiana Commission for Higher Education (ICHE) 2023 College Success Program grant. Announced by the ICHE on November 3, the first grant cycle funding is being used to create 32 full-time positions at 22 public or private

South Carolina has nearly 345,000 citizens who are veterans. Many are already part of our workforce, and more are needed as their experience and skills help employers throughout the state.

Personnel Today presents the shortlisted organisations vying for its Reward Recognition and Benefits Award 2023

Vancouver/IBNS: British Columbia’s Pathways to Engagement and Employment Readiness (PEERS) program, aimed to provide opening alternate routes to employment for people at risk of homelessness, would benefit more than 300 people in the province, an official statement said.