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Coronavirus: Six ways college might look different in the fall

What will happen on college campuses in the fall? It's a big question for families, students and the schools themselves.

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Education Department releases final Title IX regulations

Colleges and universities that receive federal funding must be in compliance with new rules by Aug. 14. The regulations rebalance "scales of justice," Education Department says.

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Tribal colleges stay strong but face challenges

Tribal colleges and universities (TCUs) are vital to the communities they serve. Campuses don’t only offer college courses, but also serve as gathering places for the community. Many – 31 out of 35 accredited TCUs – serve as community libraries. Students can gain skills for the workforce, and they can learn about and preserve their culture, history and language.

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Will others follow UC San Diego's plan to widely test for coronavirus?

A new proposal to start testing 5,000 students at UC San Diego for the coronavirus next week, with wider testing by fall, has raised hopes about a possible way to safely reopen California universities.

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ASWSU lays out recommendations for hazing prevention

ASWSU's University Hazing Policy Review Committee has created a list of recommendations for Washington State University officials to consider regarding hazing on campus.

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Teacher Appreciation Week: Teachers go above and beyond for students and families at Birchview Elementary

Hallways and classrooms have been empty for weeks due to the ongoing pandemic, but that doesn’t mean teachers aren’t hard at work.

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Teacher Appreciation Week: Principal says ‘unseen’ efforts by teachers most meaningful

In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week 2020, we are running a series of stories highlighting a handful of educators in Daviess County. While we realize that every teacher deserves recognition, especially during these trying times, we’re able to tell just a few of their stories this week with the help from their school principals.

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Kinzie Elementary School teacher raises money to buy tablets for her deaf, hard of hearing students

COVID-19 may have closed classrooms, but it's only strengthened the commitment teachers have to their students.

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With schools shut, here are ways to celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week

The first full week of May is Teacher Appreciation Week. With the coronavirus pandemic closing schools, here are some ways to recognize teachers from afar.

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Teacher Appreciation Week: They wanted respect. It only took a coronavirus pandemic and worldwide economic collapse

Millions of educators have risen above what they were trained to do, throwing themselves not only into online teaching with virtually no preparation but also into other impromptu roles: video editor, device distributor, tech support, meal site worker, car parade driver, sidewalk-chalk writer, window waver. From the extraordinary to the everyday, here are a few of their stories.