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College football Week 5: Recapping 25 amazing games
Oregon and Penn State went to overtime. Alabama and Georgia nearly did. Tennessee went to overtime for a second time in three weeks. Illinois watched a two-score lead vanish against unbeaten USC and then won anyway. Georgia Tech pulled off a magic...

College Football: Raiders fall to Minnesota West
BRAINERD — Keyuandre Watki returned an interception for a touchdown as the Central Lakes College Raiders lost 51-7 to Minnesota West Saturday, Sept. 27. Watki’s pick-six was the opening score and gave the Raiders a 7-0 lead. Maurice Kirksey rushed...

Education Ministry Orders Government School Closures As Imelda Approaches

Students could move into new Nismes Secondary School by next week – MOE

University of Oklahoma Women's Tennis vs ITF W35 Berkeley

University of Oklahoma Women's Tennis vs ITF W35 San Rafael

University of Oklahoma Women's Tennis vs ITF W50 Rancho Santa Fe
Teachers key to making English second language on campus

University of Oklahoma Men's Golf vs Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational presented by Charles Schwab

School board member pushes to remove books over graphic content
A Davidson County school board member is challenging four books including Ready Player One and The Perks of Being a Wallflower. He says they’re too graphic for kids. A Davidson County school board member is pushing to remove four books from school...
Students encouraged to learn from banks
FINANCIAL education is essential to making young people “bankable” and better prepared for the future, East New Britain’s division of commerce adviser Rosemary Murure says. Murure made this known to students who attended the Young Mind Campaign...

School Assembly News Headlines Today (Sept 29): India Beats Pakistan to Lift Asia Cup; Top National, International & Sports Updates Here
School Assembly News Headlines - Sept 29 (Source: Zebar School for Children) If you’re a student on the lookout for news headlines to read out in your school assembly, you’re at the right place! We’ve compiled a list of the most important...

University Archivist Jennifer Betts appointed director of John Hay Library
This fall, the University named Jennifer Betts the new director of the John Hay Library. Betts has served as the University archivist since 2010 and, more recently, worked as the associate director of the Hay. In her new role, she will oversee...

University of Vermont women's soccer wins first America East Conference game of 2025
The University of Vermont women's soccer team came alive in the second half to earn its first win in America East conference play. The Catamounts tallied two goals in the final 45 minutes of play to secure a 2-1 win over the University of New...

Govt Plans to Integrate Ayurveda into School and College Curricula, Says Ayush Minister
Govt Plans to Integrate Ayurveda into School and College Curricula, Says Ayush Minister The government aims to integrate Ayurveda into the health education curriculum in schools and colleges, Ayush Minister Prataprao Jadhav said. He said that the...

New Cato Institute courses help students learn about campus free speech, open debate
The Cato Institute is launching Cato Courses in October to educate students aged 16-25 about libertarian principles such as free markets and limited government, while promoting skills for navigating difficult campus conversations. A unique...

After being hazed, A-school fraternity chooses to disaffiliate and rebrand
The morning of April 12, approximately 30 students in the School of Architecture entered Campbell Hall to be initiated as members of Alpha Rho Chi — a pre-professional fraternity for students of architecture. Twelve hours later, the Architecture...

Roanoke College violated Title IX by allowing transgender swimmer, AG says
The Virginia Attorney General found Roanoke College violated state and federal civil rights laws by allowing a male swimmer to join the women's swim team. The AG's report cited three violations, including denial of equal accommodations and...

Indian Embassy Inaugurates ‘Bharat Corner’ In Tel Aviv School Library To Strengthen Youth Engagement
The Embassy of India in Israel inaugurated a section dedicated to India, titled 'Bharat Corner' at the Tel Aviv Ironi Yud Dalet High School Library. | X @indemtel Tel Aviv: The Embassy of India in Israel inaugurated a section dedicated to India,...