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Several more colleges and universities reinstated their on-campus mask mandates this week as new cases of Covid-19 increased once again.

Unlike cakes, apprenticeships couldn’t be easier to identify: You’re not an apprentice unless and until you’re hired as an employee by an actual employer.

Artificial intelligence helps teachers identify which of their students have learning difficulties, according to a new study.

These gag laws have swept across the country, with similar legislation is appearing in at least a dozen other states.

The 2022 class of Truman Scholars has been announced. This year’s cohort includes 58 college students representing 53 U.S. colleges and universities.

Williams College announced today that beginning next semester its student financial aid packages would consist entirely of grants, and that it would completely eliminate loans, required campuses employment, and summer jobs from its financial support of students.

For over 30 years, HCASC has celebrated the academic talents of top HBCU students and provided an academic competition that brings together the HBCU community.

What makes the American dream work? Talent, opportunity, equity, and heroes! Meet the new Paul and Daisy Soros Fellows, all New Americans, all with inspiring stories.

The Kessler Scholars Program, a highly successful program for first-generation college students begun at the University of Michigan, is expanding to ten new colleges. The expansion is funded by $10 million in contributions from Bloomberg Philanthropies and the Judy and Fred Wilpon Family Foundation.

PA's governor has proposed a new scholarship program, it could do with some improvements