Students head back to school in Morristown, Morris Township and Morris Plains

Students will be heading back to school in Morristown, Morris Township and Morris Plains next Tuesday, Sept. 7.

Students endure long waits for SAB concert tickets

Sean Meloney Many students waited in long lines Tuesday to get B.o.B. and Jason Derulo. On Sept. 7, the UK ticket office began selling tickets for the Student Activties Board fall concert on Oct. 21. Students were already in line when ticket sales began at 10 a.m. “Luckily I didn’t have any morning classes, so [...]

College sophomore Michael Levenstein resigns from UA

Sarah Gadsden College sophomore Michael Levenstein resigned late Monday afternoon from his position as an Undergraduate Assembly College representative. “Essentially, owing to several additional academic and extracurricular responsibilities, I found that maintaining my seat on the UA would be deleterious to the overall functioning of the body insofar as it would be extremely unlikely that I ...

Students Head Back to Class

Students across northern Michigan are back in class as of Tuesday morning, ready to take on the new school year. At Traverse City Central High School, students spent much of their day just getting to know their teachers, finding their way around school, and signing up for school activities.

Students tell differences between UK and Germany

Rachel Aretakis UK and German students participating in an exchange program not only have to adjust to a foreign country and language but also to the college campus culture that differs between American and German universities. The German-American Fulbright Commission’s program “Discover Germany- Discover USA” allows American and German students the opportunity to experience life [...]

Utica College Launches New Economic Crime Management Master's Program in the Asia-Pacific Region

ÇÑ¹·Õè 8 ¡Ñ¹ÂÒÂ¹ 2553 08:44 ¹. Utica College announces greater worldwide access for students interested in the school's industry-recognized Master's program.

College football — Week 2

We went 9-0 on our college football picks last week. That’s right. 9-0. Now before you get all excited, remember that the first week of the college football season has become cannon fodder week. Many of the picks were easy. It gets much harder this week.

Education: Let’s set it right

I REFER to the letter, “Education is not all about scoring As”(NST, Aug 4), from C. Arjun and the recent discussions on our education system. For years, many have debated on the deteriorating quality of Malaysian education, but there has not been much change.

College Football Power Rankings: The Top 25 Quarterbacks (Week One)

This college football season we'll be doing weekly power rankings of the top skill-position players in the game. Week one action is in the books, closing out with a bang in a great matchup between Boise State and Virginia Tech. We saw two of the top quarterbacks in the country face-off against each other and it was the Broncos Kellen Moore and not the Hokies Tyrod Taylor who got the best of ...

Students Mourn Classmate Killed Crossing Highway

Many students coming back to Anson Jones Middle School on Tuesday after the Labor Day Holiday returned to class to find out one of their classmates had been killed.

Irish education spending at height of boom was fourth lowest in OECD

EDUCATION SPENDING in Ireland was the fourth lowest among 31 OECD states during the peak years of the celtic tiger.

Education Fund mega show a hit with Kuantan folk

KUANTAN: The Kuantan Indian Association (KIA) Education Fund mega show recently attracted 1,300 people who turned up in support of the event.

Students get taste of Shakespeare

STUDENTS in Julia Creek and Cloncurry will get a taste of Shakespeare today. Bell Shakespeare's Actors at Work program will visit the isolated schools to give them access to the work of the

Students wounded in shooting in Detroit

Two students are hospitalized after a shooting just outside of Mumford High School on Detroit's northwest side.

Education funding proposal would be costly to state, OPI director says

If an education funding proposal on the November ballot was in effect today, it would have cost the state $275 million at a time when it faced a budget shortfall of more than $1 billion, the director of ...

College Football Rankings: Who Is Overrated in Coaches and AP Poll?

College Football preseason polls are based almost entirely on conjecture and uniformed speculation. After an exciting first week of the season, there is at least a small body of work for the voters to examine. The polls are out and there are a handful of surprises. Oregon and Nebraska rose in the rankings, and Florida, Virginia Tech and Oklahoma slid down. North Carolina slid down and out ...

College converting green lawns to greener native landscaping

GOSHEN, Ind. – Goshen College plans to convert about seven acres of its approximate 55-acres of lawn to native landscaping. As the college's master landscaping plan calls for, the campus will establish several areas of low-profile native grasses and perennial wildflowers.

Students to perform at BMHS

Theater students from Beloit Memorial High School will present a performance of “The Servant of Two Masters,” by Carlo Goldoni at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the high school.

College Students Head Back to the Classroom - Except Not Really

Students are starting to return to college campuses, but according to a report commissioned by conferencing company Intercall , that doesn't mean they're heading back into the classroom. The survey asked over 500 college students nationwide about their experiences with viewing course content over video streamed online. And 78% reported that their professors have used web streaming - either a ...

Pierce College launching online physical therapist assistant program

Starting next spring, Pierce College will begin offering a new option for students wishing to pursue careers in health care.The physical therapist assistant program targets students interested in receiving career training, while maintaining their family and work schedules. ...

College of Idaho announces dual degree program that includes overseas study

The College of Idaho has completed an agreement with an Italian university forstudents to attend th

College Street fire pushes out 40

The fire on College Street Monday causes $1-million in damage and leaves 40 people with no place to live.

Students recognize Students for Life Illinois Activism Day

Students at Illinois from various pro-life groups joined together Tuesday to promote Students for Life Illinois Activism Day. These individuals joined college students across the country Tuesday in informing students at their college campuses about the ability to have a choice when pregnant.

Education Officials Asked About Grant

Education officials say a clerical error alone doesn't explain why New Jersey finished just out of the money on a $400 million education grant.

College Textbooks 2010, Finding the Bargains

This time of year, there's always the question of how to afford college textbooks. Students have taken on this issue and found ways that don't subtract too much from their wallets. But, it's gotten more complicated. There are lots of ways to get a "book."

Online university growing fast

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Western Governors University says its enrollment has surpassed 20,000 students. The online university based in Salt Lake City has been growing by 30 percent a year since it was founded by 19 governors in 1999. It's been called the best and cheapest college you never heard of by Time magazine - tuition runs about $6,000 a year, and the school is fully accredited. The ...

College football off to a good start

At last, college football has began this past Saturday. Perennial powerhouses Alabama and Ohio State are #1 and #2, respectively, in the AP Rankings and the Coaches Rankings.

College's RunMORE 5K Sept. 11

Thomas More College will host the Seventh Annual RunMORE 5K Run/Walk at 9 a.m. Saturday Sept. 11 at Connor Convocation Center, 333 Thomas More Parkway.

Education Foundation hosting exhibit & recognition event Sept. 29

DEARBORN — Dearborn Education Foundation will be displaying the fruits of its labor during an exhibit Sept. 29.

Education officials to probe arrested teacher case

Hamilton County education officials are investigating the case of a Sequoyah High School teacher accused of holding nine teenagers at gunpoint.