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University of Kentucky to Launch Student Financial Education and Wellness Initiative

The University of Kentucky is launching a financial education and wellness initiative for its students, UK President Dr. Eli Capilouto announced in a letter to the campus community.

University Of Kentucky

Terrence J Named Host of TMCF's 35th Anniversary Awards & Fundraising Gala

The Thurgood Marshall College Fund has announced that celebrity host Terrence Jenkins – Terrence J – will be the host of its 35th Anniversary Awards & Fundraising Gala.

Education Department Announces Full Student Loan Discharge for Some Westwood College Borrowers

The U.S. Department of Education announced it will discharge all remaining federal student loans for borrowers who enrolled in Westwood College between Jan. 1, 2002, and Nov. 17, 2015.

Three Howard University Students Receive Fulbright Awards for 2022-2023 School Year

Three Howard University students – Racheal Ayankunbi, Carl Romer, and Ashleigh Brown-Grier – have received Fulbright U.S. Student Program awards for the 2022-2023 academic year.

Ashleigh Brown-Grier

District Courts Rules in Favor of Student in Cleveland State University Room Scan Case

A U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio has ruled in favor of a Cleveland State University student on Aug. 22 in the legal case of the school using the student’s webcam to search his room before a test.

Cleveland State University

Many High School Students and Families Unaware of FAFSA Process Details

High school students and their families struggle with paying for college, and the financial aid process they could be accessing has proven difficult for them.

Webster University and Edward Jones Establish Program to Boost Workforce Diversity

Webster University and financial services firm Edward Jones are creating an educational program to increase diversity in the workforce.

Webster University

Study Finds that Tuition Costs Remain Biggest Burden for Students

Tuition costs remain students’ biggest burden, according to results from a recent study from edtech provider Cengage. 68% of students say education costs are a struggle for them or their family members, with tuition being cited as the biggest issue.

An Increasing Number of High School Graduates Are Not Going to College for Many Reasons

High schoolers are not going to college as much as before for a number of reasons.

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Study Finds Black Medical Students at HBCU Med Schools Reported Greater Sense of Belonging and Higher Scholastic Confidence

Black medical students attending historically Black medical schools reported greater senses of belonging and higher confidence in their scholastic abilities than those at predominantly white medical schools.

Black Med Students

KU Awarded $2.37 Million for Migrant Agricultural Worker-Family Student Success Program

The University of Kansas Center for Educational Opportunity Programs has been awarded $2.37 million over five years for the Heartland College Assistance Migrant Program, a first-year success program that supports children of migrant agricultural workers.

The University Of Kansas

Pennsylvania Legislature Gives $1 Million to Colleges to Address Student Food Insecurity

The Pennsylvania Legislature is giving $1 million to college campuses for the coming school year to address student food insecurity.

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