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Ozarks College Training Teachers in Mental Health First Aid

Ozarks Technical Community College is training its teachers to provide first aid to students struggling with their mental health, especially amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lack of Housing Triggers Outrage at Clark Atlanta

Students set to return to Clark Atlanta University are fuming over an announcement that on-campus housing options are still not available. Parents have also voiced their displeasure that CAU dormitories are still under renovation, leaving hundreds displaced.

Howard Loses GI Bill Status for Mishandling Student Veteran Benefits

Multiple students have voiced concerns over Howard University’s mishandling of their veteran’s benefits, resulting in the institution losing its GI Bill status.

California Tribal Colleges Offer Belonging to Native Students

California's minority-focused institutions are facing severe challenges in getting returning students back on track.

Auburn, Alabama Offer Multiple Incentives to Increase Vaccinations

Auburn University and the University of Alabama are offering multiple incentives for students who choose to get vaccinated in time for the fall semester.

Johns Hopkins Students Protest New Campus Police Force

Johns Hopkins students are at loggerheads with the school after it announced the creation of a private police force.

UTSA Creates Safe Space for Community To Discuss Critical Issues

The University of Texas at San Antonio has established an Office of Restorative Justice to discuss critical matters such as political and racial issues.

New Hanover County Event Prepares High School Students for College

New Hanover County in North Carolina partnered with Cape Fear Community College and McDonald’s to help local high school students navigate higher education and the workplace.