After vandalism, more than $100k raised to help Long Beach Catholic school
The funds will help the school afford repairs after staff estimate there were thousands of dollars in damages.
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Friends, students pay tribute to Eleanor Phoenix
Friends, students pay tribute to Eleanor Phoenix
Former Preschool for All director threatens lawsuit against Multnomah County for alleged discrimination, retaliation
Leslee Barnes, who resigned in July, put Multnomah County on notice that she intends to sue for the events leading up to her departure.
Curing ‘math anxiety’? How Hurricane High is helping math students move beyond fears and build lifelong problem-solving skills
Curing ‘math anxiety’? How Hurricane High is helping math students move beyond fears and build lifelong problem-solving skills
‘A dorm-wide conspiracy to hide the kittens’: Students save strays despite no-pet policy on college campus, nurturing them for adoption while avoiding monthly inspections
Have you ever heard about a college student heist to save a litter of abandoned stray kittens who were found outside their dorms, malnourished, scared, and alone? Yeah, we neither. But guess what? You’re about to hear this story, just like we did. All is courtesy of the Cat Distribution System, of course the great rearranger of fate for feral felines to become spoiled house floofs. Just as nature intended. Every cat deserves a home. This is just a universal truth. We didn’t invent it, but the CDS is the one mysterious organisation helping it stay as true as day one adoption at a time. But these brave student souls? They didn’t take care of only one adoption. We’re talking about four little floofy babies. They were abandoned by their feral cat mama (she’s fine and taken care of, by the way so don’t worry), left malnourished on campus grounds, looking for the one who would help them. but there were way more than one person involved. With a strict no-pet policy on campus, and monthly dorm inspections, a whole group of students were involved in heisting these smol kitties to safety until they’re healthy and happy to be adopted. It’s a story about bravery, initiative, wit, and a whole lot of fluffy kittens.
How to protect European academics from espionage abroad
Photo credits: TeroVesalainen / BigStock As geopolitical competition over leading edge technology hots up, research security has become an increasingly important topic for Europe universities, who have stepped up scrutiny of who can work in their institutions and measures to protect their data from cyber-attack.
Robert Kim: The Department of Education wants schools to violate federal law
Threatening school districts by holding federal dollars hostage unless they break the law isn’t about protecting students, it’s about control which is sadly ironic, given that this administration claims it wants to “restore education to the states.”.
Pen Argyl football, Parkland volleyball and Nazareth soccer players are Athlete of the Week winners
Congrats to our Athlete of the Week winners: Pen Argyl football player Mason Soos, Parkland volleyball player Kasia Burda and Nazareth soccer player Bella Danise.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis orders end to H-1B hiring in higher education institutions – News India Times
On October 29, 2025, Florida governor Ron DeSantis lashed out at the practice of hiring H-1B high skilled workers in education institutions. According to him,
Monday Morning (November 3, 2025): Articles You May Have Missed This Past Weekend
Happy Native American Heritage Month! Each November, Native American Heritage Month is celebrated in the United States. While many Native Americans like to say we celebrae being Native Americans year round, it the month present oppotunies to reflect on our ancestors, history, and culture.