Opponents concede loss in WA ban on trans girls in girls school sports ↗
Opponents conceded passage of a Washington initiative that will ban transgender girls from competing in girls K-12 sports.
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A freshman at the University of Mississippi says her actions in a viral racial harassment video were "insensitive, inappropriate, and deeply harmful."
University of Mississippi officials launched an investigation after doorbell camera footage surfaced showing students making racist gestures outside the apartment of Black classmates.
The Arkansas School for the Blind Alumni Association is preparing to open its annual Christmas tree sale Saturday, Nov. 21.According to a release, 100% of the f
Southern Arkansas University Director of Percussion Michael Britt, along with a five-octave marimba, is on a three-performance tour in Pennsylvania which is set
Schools across Park County make up some of the highest performing in the state, according to recent WY-TOPP scores released recently by the Wyoming Department of Education. The results, …
IDAHO FALLS — Winning the Bridgerland Band Invitational last month in Logan, Utah, shows the strides the Tiger Marching Band of Idaho Falls High School has been making.
Continuing and returning students can start registering for spring semester and winter session classes in their myWNC accounts.
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. — The University of Nevada at Lake Tahoe is entering a new chapter with the appointment of Thomas Horvath as vice provost and dean and a five-year strategic plan to guide academic...
Corvallis High School Principal Cammie Knapp was honored by the Montana Association for Career and Technical Education as the 2026 CTE Administrator of the year.
Registerednursing.org and Niche.com have ranked the Sherry Lesar School of Nursing to be the best nursing program in the state based on a variety of measures, including licensure exam performance.
Brianna Beller, the director of the University of Montana Planetarium and Stargazing Room, said she was "completely bowled over" by the donation.
Current Minnesota and North Dakota National Guard members will receive a 15% tuition scholarship for graduate and undergraduate programs at MSUM.