A state-funded program is trying to diversify the sciences by providing mentors, relationship-building, stipends and more.

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The Franklin Community Wall of Excellence has named six alumni and community leaders to its 2026 class, to be honored Sept.

More than 1,350 graduates attended LaGuardia Community College's annual commencement ceremony in front of over 6,000 guests ...

Dr. James Martell, associate professor of French and comparative literature at Lyon College, recently presented his research ...

More than 400 officers of the Liberia Immigration Service (LIS) have graduated from a two-week intensive Specialized In-Service Training Program aimed at strengthening their capacity to respond to ...

For her leadership and development of a contact tracing program during the COVID-19 pandemic, Kelly Kamm has been selected to ...

Nonprofits in Chicago’s disinvested neighborhoods are offering the vocational training that public schools have largely ...

Laurens Electric Cooperative is supporting Simpsonville through its Community Impact Initiative Grant program. The ...

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are experiencing a national resurgence, with many schools reporting ...