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Hartford Union High School students organized a Veterans Day breakfast to honor local veterans, including one student's father.
Every year on Veterans Day, students at Port Washington High School file into the auditorium to honor the graduates who served their country — and every year, the school's Wall of Honor grows a little larger.
Wisconsin Lutheran High School hosted its 33rd annual Veterans Day breakfast and ceremony, bringing veterans, students, and community members to share stories.
Marian University, a private Catholic college in Fond du Lac, will be acquired by another private Catholic school based in Pennsylvania.
A lawsuit alleging negligence after a Missouri Military Academy cadet was hospitalized for septic shock was filed against the institution on Oct. 20. The lawsuit stems from allegations …
Robbie Myers has stepped down from his position on the Missouri State Board of Education, telling The Missouri Independent on Tuesday that the time commitment was too much since he also serves as emergency management director in Butler County.
NEOSHO, Mo. — When Nanda Nunnelly’s grandparents lived in Neosho, Nunnelly and her family would visit them frequently. During some of those visits she remembers riding her bike on Young
Military-affiliated student enrollment at North Carolina’s public universities is at an all-time high. Four years ago, the UNC System enrolled 20,688 military-affiliated students, including …
CHEPAL HILL — Military-affiliated student enrollment at North Carolina’s public universities is at an all-time high.
ASHEBORO — Long before Kyra Geiger began studying zoology at UNC Pembroke, she was visiting the North Carolina Zoo with her family, fascinated by t...
Georgia Southern University is now home to a new university-sponsored competitive clay target team, a first in university history, following the club clay target team’s remarkable success against both club sports programs and athletic department-sponsored programs.
VALDOSTA — Valdosta State University and Georgia Military College are expanding opportunities for academic and professional advancement. Leaders from the two institutions of higher education came together Nov. 4 on […]