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January 22, 2024
The former Coleg Meirion-Dwyfor Student Union president will represent the voice of young people in Wales’ largest youth organisation
September 20, 2023
Education: the attainment gap ‘Architecture is a white, middle-class space that doesn’t leave room for “other” demographics,’ wrote a former architecture
April 10, 2023
Young Trustees spend two- or three-year terms on the Board of Trustees. They spend a year as nonvoting observers and then are voting members for the rest of their terms. 
March 30, 2023
Young Trustees are current students selected to be on the Board of Trustees for two or three years that must “demonstrate an ability to think broadly about the university.”
March 21, 2023
Young Trustees are current students selected to be on the Board of Trustees for two or three years that must “demonstrate an ability to think broadly about the university.”
February 22, 2023
There were 32 total graduate and professional applicants this year.
February 19, 2023
Seniors Drew Flanagan, Sydney Hunt and Effie Mehbod are this year's selected undergraduate finalists.
March 2, 2022
All undergraduate and graduate/professional students are invited to attend their respective in-person meetings to meet the finalists for the Young Trustee positions and offer feedback.
December 16, 2021
The Isle of Wight Youth Trust are keen to hear from those under 30-years-old who may have professional experience in education, counselling or psychotherapy
February 20, 2021
Manhattan Chamber of Commerce holds 96th annual meeting The 96th annual Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce Meeting and Banquet was held Friday night. The event this year was held in a hybrid model due to the pandemic restrictions. Larie Schoap, 2020 Chamber Chair, reflected on the past year and the pandemic, saying that the community really stepped up. She says everyone took on the task she set forth last February of looking at “What’s in it for ME.” The ME being the Manhattan Econo...