Legal April 2017 Premium

University of New Hampshire Examines Trump's 1st 100 Days

The University of New Hampshire is hosting a discussion of the Trump administration's first 100 days in office.

Hispanic Community April 2017

Grand Canyon University To Award 100 Inner-City High School Students Full-tuition Scholarships On April 19

In a groundbreaking program designed to raise academic achievement at Arizona schools, Grand Canyon University will award 100 inner-city high school seniors full-tuition scholarships at a special ceremony at 5 p.m. April 19 on its west Phoenix campus.

Administration April 2017

Milton Curry Named New Dean at USC School of Architecture

Milton S. F. Curry has been named dean of the USC School of Architecture, effective July 1. He will hold the Della and Harry MacDonald Dean’s Chair in Architecture.

Global April 2017

Next Week HO Reveals Top 25 Graduate Schools in the Nation

The special Top Graduate Schools for Hispanics issue of Hispanic Outlook (HO) is going live on Monday, April 17, on the magazine’s website, www.hispanicoutlook.com

Arts and Media April 2017

Fire Causes $1M in Damage to UW-Milwaukee Arts Complex

School officials say a weekend fire has caused $1 million in damage to an arts complex at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Administration April 2017

DelVal inaugurates its first female president, Dr. Maria Gallo

Dr. Maria Gallo officially became the 1st female president of Delaware Valley University April 6.

Health Care April 2017 Premium

This Week’s Top 5 Trending Headlines

The following are the headlines that received the most views on our Facebook page.

Health Care April 2017

St. Baldrick’s Foundation Awards $105,000 in Grants to 21 Universities and Institutions to Support Childhood Cancer Research

The St. Baldrick’s Foundation, the largest private funder of childhood cancer research grants, has announced it is leading the charge to take childhood back from cancer with $105,000 awarded to support summer fellowships at 21 institutions across the U.S.

Health Care April 2017 Premium

DCCCD entrepreneur seeks to save the planet, one healthy plate a time

In 2010, Cynthia Nevels received a call that her son, Tyler Nelson, who was born with cystic fibrosis, was in a Fort Worth hospital and needed a double organ transplant; he had to be transported immediately to Houston. She was forced to sell everything so that she could move to Texas’ largest city to be with her son while he waited for organs to become available.

Legal April 2017

Koenig & Long LLC Criminal Defense Attorneys Announce ‘Troublemaker Scholarship’

Criminal defense attorneys Koenig & Long LLC have announced an award known as The Troublemaker Scholarship. The $1,500 grant is available to high school seniors in and around Columbus, Ohio, who feel that they have earned reputations as troublemakers.

Arts and Media April 2017 Premium

‘Landscape With Headless Mama’ Poet on Diverse Roster April 18

Mexican American, Japanese American Poets Coming to CSUF for National Poetry Month

Technology April 2017

At SLCC ‘Open Education Resources’ Lowering Cost of College

About 35,000 Salt Lake Community College students have saved nearly $3 million over a three-year period through ‘OPEN SLCC’ by using open educational resources (OER) as an alternative to costly textbooks.