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Reebok Basketball Signs Elite Top 5 Prospect, Nate Ament
Reebok Basketball Signs Elite Top 5 Prospect, Nate Ament.
Gucci Changemakers
Gucci announced the fourth round of recipients for its Gucci North America Changemakers Impact Fund and Scholars Program to twelve inspiring organizations and twelve dynamic scholars imagining and designing the future to create positive change.
CMSV + BAE
On Sunday, June 11, the College of Mount Saint Vincent (CMSV)—in partnership with the Bronx Arts Ensemble (BAE)—will be hosting a Community Day on the Mount’s Riverdale campus as they mark the grand opening of the CMSV Conservatory.
Fragrance brands that are affordable
for students
Looking at and smelling good is an essential part of any student’s day-to-day life. However, with limited budgets, it
can be challenging to find fragrance brands that fit within your budget.
Art Institute of Chicago Scholarships
WORKS BY NICK CAVE, KARL WIRSUM, RICHARD HUNT, AND MICHELLE GRABNER, GO ON THE AUCTION BLOCK STARTING TODAY TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO SCHOOL OF THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO STUDENTS
ESPN MOST-VIEWED COLLEGE FOOTBALL
ESPN Delivers Its Most-Viewed College Football Kickoff Weekend Since 2016 – Notre Dame/Ohio State Scores 10.5 Million Viewers on ABC
Law School at LLS
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Want to transition from being a journalist to being a lawyer? Attend Loyola Law School, via 360 Magazine.
Mellon Foundation Concept Call
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation—the nation’s largest funder of the arts, culture and humanities—announced a call for concepts to institutions of higher learning exploring curricular projects or research in three distinct social justice-related categories, including: Civic Engagement and Voting Rights: Projects that explore current and historical challenges to realizing broad participation in the democratic process. […]
HBCU Cultural Heritage Stewardship
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have been an integral part of our educational system in the United States. Originally being founded in the 1830s, HBCUs cultivate an environment that was long sought after to ensure educational equality. This nations HBCUs are full of the rich history of African American activism, and their campuses also […]
