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NHU Receives $1.5 million for Upward Bound Program
The U.S. Department of Education has granted $1.5 million for five years to The National Hispanic University (NHU) to run the upward bound program that will help students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Child Prodigy: Nine-year-old Tanishq Abraham is Youngest at American River College
21 New Schools in Bronx for Vocational Training
More than one in four teens have "sexted"
University Of Texas Student's Body Recovered In Colorado River
Milwaukee College Students Help Disabled 12-Year-Old Girl Feed Herself
Health Care Reform Divides College Students, Recent Grads
Wisconsin College Students Survive 9 days in New Zealand bush
By Staff ReporterPerfect ACT Scores At Irvine University High School Earned By Ten Students
By Staff ReporterFlorida State College Students in Jacksonville, Fla. May Be Forced to Repay Pell Grants After Audit
By Staff ReporterMedical Bill Woes: One-Third of Young Adults Are Facing Debt, Troubles
By Staff ReporterUsing Technology While Driving Poses Danger Among Young Drivers
By Staff ReporterDawn Loggins and the Pursuit of Happiness: Homeless Student Earns Full-Ride Scholarship to Harvard
By Staff ReporterFor High School Graduates, a College Degree is Still Essential
By Staff ReporterResearch Finds Correlation Between Sexual Ambiguity, Alcohol Abuse
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