Global January 2019

ISU Opens Food Pantry For Students

Students at Indiana State University will now have access to a food pantry where they can get drinks, toiletries and different types of food including baby food.

Hispanic Community January 2019

Misery In Venezuela

According to economists, the longer the standoff between opposition leader Juan Guadio and Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro, the more likely Venezuelan citizens will suffer.

Technology January 2019

Apple To Fix FaceTime Eavesdropping Bug

The FaceTime app has a bug that allows an iPhone user calling another iPhone through Group Facetime to hear the audio from the other handset even if the receiver did not accept their call.

Financing January 2019

10 New Scholarships Now Available

Young Hispanics living in Florida can now apply for ten new scholarships from Westfield Business School and the Ismael Cala Foundation. Applications are being accepted until Feb. 8.

Global January 2019

County Provides Shelter To Asylum Seekers

The Board of Supervisors in San Diego County have voted 4-1 to provide an unused courthouse for temporary housing for those seeking asylum.

Financing January 2019

University Investments Fare Well In 2018

Although universities and colleges in the U.S. made strong returns on their 2018 financial investments, experts are worried that increased spending could jeopardize these gains.

Financing January 2019

CUNY Receives $1M Grant

City University of New York (CUNY) has received a $1 million grant from BNY Mellon. This grant will fund scholarships for STEM and finance students in CUNY senior colleges.

Global February 2019

Estefan And Fallon; Top 3 Facebook Stories

As we say goodbye to the month of January, we’re taking a look back at the top trending stories on Facebook.

Global February 2019

US Employers Add Robust 304K Jobs

Employers in the United States have added 304,000 in the month of January. The employment rate rose in January to 4 percent from 3.9.

Hispanic Community February 2019

European Nations Raise Pressure On Maduro

Tensions continue to rise in Venezuela as members of the European Union threw in their support for opposition Juan Guaido over President Nicolas Maduro.

Arts and Media February 2019

Craigslist Founder Donates $10M To Columbia

Craig Newmark, the founder the Craigslist, is donating $10 million to Columbia University and $5 million dollars to the Poynter Institute to help promote ethics in journalism.

Financing February 2019

New Scholarships For Bakers, Pastry Chefs

RMU’s French Pastry School has established a new charitable foundation that will provide students with scholarships as they pursue the confectionary arts, pastry and baking.

Hispanic Community February 2019

Venezuela Sinks Deeper Into Crisis

Political unrest in Venezuela is impacting its citizens. Opponents of Maduro are putting together plans with the U.S. to open a "humanitarian corridor" to deliver medicine and food.

Financing February 2019

Tuition Increases At 8 Schools

Eau Claire, Green Bay, La Crosse, Oshkosh, Parkside, Stevens Point, Stout and Whitewater all are increasing their resident graduate tuition.

Administration February 2019

GMC Begins Layoffs Ahead Of Closure

Layoffs have begun at Green Mountain College as the school prepares to close. Despite this, college officials are willing to work with anybody who would like to save the school.