Latest On Alabama Abortion Ban

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has signed legislation that bans nearly all abortions, invoking God in a statement after signing it into law.

College Admissions Scandal Expulsions

Two students at Georgetown University are going to be expelled because of their link to a college admissions scandal. The school has declined to release the students’ names.

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Oprah Winfrey To Address Graduates

Former talk show host, author and actress Oprah Winfrey is scheduled to give the commencement address at Colorado College. The event will be livestreamed.

New Technology Scholarship Fund

Ralph Baer, who led the team who developed the first home video game console, has left a new legacy through his family: a scholarship fund.

$40M Free Lunch Program Expansion

Oregon has signed off on the largest expansion of a state’s school lunch program. The $40 million expansion will guarantee 60% of its public schools will be covered by the program.

Seton Hall U’s New Graduate Program

Seton Hall University’s College of Communication and the Arts is launching a new graduate Masters of Arts in Communication program with two areas of study.

Coach Describes Stopping School Gunman

Keanon Lowe, security guard and head football and track coach at Parkrose High School, describes wrestling the gun away from a student and restrain him until police arrived.

Boosting Development In Central America

The United Nations' Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean has proposed a plan to boost economic development in Central America.

AP Explains Past Immigrant Entry Exams

AP takes a look at the history of immigration in the U.S., including past physical and mental exams, forced fumigation, and the screening and interviewing the Cuban refugees.

High School Teen Graduates From Harvard

High school student Braxton Moral has earned his high school diploma and a bachelor’s degree from Harvard University. He majored in government and minored in English.

US Closes Primary South Texas Facility

One day after 16-year-old Carlos Hernandez Vasquez died, the U.S. has temporarily closed the processing center in McAllen, Texas.

$1.5M On Weight Watchers For Teachers

Mississippi Department of Education spend up to $45 million on specific programs, but of that, nearly $10 million was earmarked for 13 select vendors.

Scholarship Offers Pipeline To Princeton

The Mary John Goree Scholarship offers students from Las Animas County in Colorado the opportunity to attend Princeton University.

Game Publisher Forms College Esports Body

Riot Games has formed the Riot Scholastic Association of American (RSAA), a six-member governing body for college and high school esports.