Mamata "Ayusha" Sapkota is one of five students who received a JCPS Community Scholarship to go toward their college education.

Peter Seligmann, an influential leader in environmental conservation, shared a few life lessons with the Class of 2025 that he has followed since graduating from Rutgers more than 50 years ago: learn ...

A slate of primary election candidates for the Scranton School Board discussed last week how to best provide for students in ...

The City of Joliet is encouraging Black residents to come out and tell their stories as part of a research initiative to help ...

She teaches fourth grade at George Long Elementary. She’s worked for Grass Lake Community Schools for the past six of the ...

The Avon Local School District has earned the Best Communities for Music Education award from the NAMM Foundation (National ...

Last Tuesday night, the author and podcaster Dan Senor told an enthusiastic crowd at New York’s 92nd Street Y that despite a ...

Why? Because guns aren’t going away. Four in 10 American adults live in a house with a gun, according to one recent Pew ...

Prejean has known Foster since he was a toddler. They were neighbors for years. He remembers Foster's first performance at ...

The Storozhuks have one year left until their parole expires, though they hope to stay in Alaska permanently. Home should be ...

A local group of male mentors honored area middle school boys with a special ceremony today. The Alpha Mu Boule of Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity held a celebration of ...

Students say their colleges’ cultural celebrations are seen as a way of recognizing diverse identity, accomplishments, and uplifting underrepresented groups.