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Miami-Dade students turn donated supplies into art that raised more than $100,000
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Miami-Dade County Public Schools students and teachers helped drive The Education Fund’s For the Love of Art auction at Jungle Island on May 18, where student-made artwork helped raise more than $100,000. The event also honored Miami public school…
Miami-Dade student art auction raises more than $100,000
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Miami-Dade County Public Schools students and teachers turned donated materials into auction art that helped raise more than $100,000 at The Education Fund’s For The Love of Art event on May 18 at Jungle Island.
Miami-Dade students’ art auction raises more than $100,000
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Miami-Dade County Public Schools students and teachers turned donated supplies into auction artwork that helped raise more than $100,000 at The Education Fund’s For the Love of Art event on May 18 at Jungle Island.
Student mood tracking apps market seen growing to $2.36B by 2030
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The student mood tracking apps market is projected to nearly double from 2026 to 2030 as schools and universities expand digital mental health tools.
Stanton University welcomes Fall 2026 students at Anaheim orientation
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Stanton University kicked off its Fall 2026 quarter on July 10 with New Student Orientation at its Anaheim campus, where faculty, staff and student leaders welcomed incoming students.
K Altman Law warns new student visa cap could disrupt higher education
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K Altman Law says a reported federal rule limiting many international students to four years in the United States could create new legal and academic risks for students and universities.
K Altman Law warns new student visa cap could upend higher education planning
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K Altman Law is warning that a reported federal rule capping many international students’ U.S. stays at four years could create new legal and academic risks for students and universities.
Helena Stevens advances counselor training at Bethany Lutheran College
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Dr. Helena Stevens, PhD, LPC, is being featured for her work as an associate professor, counselor, and mental health advocate in Mankato, Minnesota.
Global Uplift Project says Uganda water program reaches 23 schools
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The Global Uplift Project says its Clean Water for Africa program is delivering WHO-standard water to more than 10,000 students at 23 schools in Uganda for 53 cents per child per year.
Lumin Health adds Harvard Divinity students for chaplaincy support
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Lumin Health will become an official field education site for Harvard Divinity School, bringing Master of Divinity and Master of Theological Studies students into patient chaplaincy and spiritual care roles during ketamine treatment.
Lumin Health adds Harvard Divinity students to ketamine care team
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Lumin Health will become an official field education site for Harvard Divinity School, bringing Master of Divinity and Master of Theological Studies students into chaplaincy and spiritual care roles for patients receiving ketamine treatment.
GetEducated adds student satisfaction scores for 1,400+ colleges
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GetEducated.com has rolled out Student Satisfaction Scores and editorial review summaries for more than 1,400 accredited colleges and universities as students increasingly use AI tools to research schools.
Sandra West ALS Foundation names Fall 2026 scholarship winners
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The Sandra West ALS Foundation and Bold.org have awarded its Fall 2026 scholarships to two students affected by ALS, with grants of $10,000 and $5,000. The awards highlight how the program helps offset school costs for students carrying the…
HNL Lab Medicine hosts student lab immersion program
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HNL Lab Medicine wrapped its annual Student Immersion Program July 13-16 in Allentown, Pa., giving 10 students hands-on exposure to laboratory medicine and healthcare careers.
Stacie McClam film spotlights educator mental health
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Filmmaker and former educator Stacie McClam is using Minority Mental Health Month to call attention to the emotional toll K-12 schools can take on teachers, especially Black and Brown educators.
OCFC student becomes one of India’s youngest female pilots at 18
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An 18-year-old from India earned FAA Private Pilot and Instrument ratings through Orange County Flight Center’s international student program in Santa Ana, California.
Student accommodation market seen reaching $37 billion by 2035
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The global student accommodation market is projected to grow from $22.26 billion in 2025 to $37.01 billion by 2035, driven by international student mobility, urbanization and demand for managed, tech-enabled housing.
Albany State University Foundation gets $62,549 gift for student aid
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Albany State University Foundation received a $62,549 unrestricted gift from U.S. Charitable Gift Trust to support scholarships, emergency assistance and other high-priority needs.
Pop culture is driving a STEM tutoring surge, Superprof survey finds
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A new Superprof survey of 504 U.S. tutors says entertainment, gaming and social media are increasingly steering students toward STEM tutoring.
Ch@mobile gives StreamerU students phones and a year of service
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Ch@mobile said Wednesday it partnered with Kai Cenat’s StreamerU by giving all 120 students in the inaugural class a smartphone and 12 months of wireless service.
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