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Wyoming'State aid hasn't kept up': Community College Commission requests $16 million in state aid - Hannah Shields, Wyoming Tribune-Eagle, Cheyenne

Ray Schroeder

Chief Financial Officer Michael Swank told lawmakers during the Legislature's Joint Appropriation Committee budget hearing on Friday that the state hasn't kept up with its portion of funding. "Right now, where the state aid budget is at, we're roughly at between 50 and 53% (in state aid)," he said. "The state aid position hasn't kept up with that particular traditional split of resources to the colleges.

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Christmas Music is More Than Just Calming, It’s Connective

Biola

Whether you begin listening to your favorite Christmas songs after the clock strikes midnight on Halloween or if you reserve your listening until after the Thanksgiving turkey has been eaten, we can all agree that Christmas music is a beloved part.

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UW-Oshkosh reduces budget deficit to $3M, Chancellor cites success of realignment plan - Mallory Allen, FOX 11 News

Ray Schroeder

A letter sent to students and staff from the chancellor of UW-Oshkosh Friday detailed promising news in the university's ongoing battle against budget issues. Chancellor Andrew Leavitt said, the university's negative balance heading into the next fiscal year will be approximately $3 million -- significantly lower than the most recent estimate of $6 million and the $18 million deficit initially projected in August.

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Moments in Europe That Altered My Brain Chemistry

ISA Journal

Studying abroad is an amazing experience in itself: a new culture, language, food, traditions, and so much more. Every moment brings something special, but there are definitely times that stand out as something you'll remember forever. Here are some of mine.

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Education Department Gives $44.5 to 22 Colleges and Universities to Strengthen Support and Career Pathways for Rural Community Students

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

The Biden-Harris Administration is providing $44.5 million in grants to 22 colleges and universities to improve enrollment, persistence, and completion rates for students living in rural communities. Dr. Miguel Cardona Susan Walsh/AP The Rural Postsecondary and Economic Development (RPED) grant progra m will provide select institutions will receive funds to bolster engagement from high school students and create career pathways, with efforts such as college and career transition programs; care