Ex-New Mexico legislator pleads guilty to fraud, money laundering charges
Former N.M. legislator Sheryl Williams Stapleton pleads guilty to fraud and money laundering charges involving educational funds.
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Cockroach Janta Party Stages Protests in India Demanding Education…
Cockroach Janta Party, a Gen Z political movement in India, demands the resignation of education minister amid exam…
HCS gets $5M for energy projects – the news enterprise
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Winona Schools Get $5.5M Tax Credit for Geothermal Upgrades
Winona Area Public Schools received a $5.5 million tax credit for installing geothermal heating and cooling systems…
Instructing on Climate Justice and Solutions
Climate change's impact leading to eco-anxiety among young people is driving the rise in sustainability-focused…
Trump Reshapes Student Loan Program, Targeting Immigrant and Transgender Aid
Trump is reshaping a student loan cancellation program, potentially using it as a political tool against organizations serving immigrants and transgender youth.
Understanding MCAT Scores and Their Importance in Med School Admissions
Get insights about MCAT scores, their role in med school acceptance, and how different schools emphasize various…
Dartmouth’s Tuck Pathfinders Helps First-Year Students Plan Their Careers
Explore how 75 Dartmouth freshmen benefited from "Tuck Pathfinders", a career-focused program aimed at identifying…
Study: Ultra-Processed Foods Dominate US Grocery Purchases, Straining Low-Income Households
Ultra-processed foods make up nearly half of US grocery purchases, especially among lower-income and less-educated households, study reveals.