Eureka College junior forward Cody Halstead (Richwoods) was named St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Player of the Week. A transfer from Illinois Central College, Halstead had four goals and an assist in three matches last week.

Students assaulted in separate, similar incidents

Three MSU students were victims of separate but similar attacks this weekend in East Lansing. The three reports of strong armed robbery had several similarities. They occurred between 7:30 p.m. and 3 a.m., there were multiple attackers, and all victims were traveling alone, East Lansing police Capt. Tom Johnstone said.

Students play favorites when choosing theaters in Chattanooga area

Students are lucky to have a plethora of movie theatres within a short drive off campus. Fandango lists seven different theatres within a 15-mile radius alone. With so many options out there, it's hard to know which cinematic establishment to choose when you want to escape into the world of film.

College Football Power Rankings: SEC Quarterbacks After Week 1

The first week of college football is over with and it’s time to take a look back at that quarterback play in the Southeastern Conference. On many football teams, the field general is the most important player on the field. This is even more apparent in the power conferences such as the SEC. This power ranking will break down each quarterback in the SEC and rank them according to their ...

Students Help Salvation Army

PEORIA--Local students are taking action to help those in need by volunteering at the Salvation Army.

College Corner: Here is information about applying at UC or Cal State

Herald News correspondent Laura Santana is pictured at her graduation from UCLA. Welcome to College Corner, a brand new weekly column providing information for students applying for college.

Students speak about Quran burning

The students hope their call to action will promote community awareness about the importance of

College and pro football games on TV this weekend (Sept. 9-13)

Autism Education and Research Institute Merges With AHEADD To Support Autism Community

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- The Autism Education and Research Institute (AERI), an organization committed to providing consultative services that incorporates innovative current research in the field of autism, announces their merging with Achieving in Higher Education with Autism / Developmental Disabilities (AHEADD) in order to support consumers, families, schools, and their ...

Flying to a college football game? Take these tips

Smell the tailgate party -- it's college football season. But if you're flying in for a game, you might be headed for a headache. Cutbacks at major airlines have made flight choices more difficult this fall, especially to smaller college towns. Here are a few tips to keep in mind when planning your trip: The pre-game Here's the rundown if you haven't flown in a while: Planes are...

Education Foundation hosting exhibit & recognition event Sept. 29

DEARBORN — Dearborn Education Foundation will be displaying the fruits of its labor during an exhibit Sept. 29.

Education spending here still lowest

Japan again spent the least on education in 2007 among the 28 member countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in terms of the ratio of such state spending to gross domestic product, according to an OECD report. The nation's 2007 ratio, 3.3 percent, was the third-lowest, following 2003 and 2005. Japan was also the second-lowest in 2004 and 2006 in the annual OECD ...

Ariz. education chief: Feds looking at bias claims

Arizona's education chief says the federal government has launched an investigation into whether the state discriminates against teachers who are nonnative English speakers.

Education Management Corporation Announces September Investor Presentation and Webcast Schedule

Education Management Corporation , a leading provider of post-secondary education, announced today that it will webcast presentations by Todd S. Nelson, chief executive officer, and Edward H.

Education chief says feds looking at bias claims

PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona's education chief says the federal government has launched an investigation into whether the state discriminates against teachers who are nonnative English speakers. The state Department of Education for years has been monitoring English fluency of teachers who instruct English learners. In April, the education department began instructing districts to fire teachers who ...

Students Released From Bridgeport Schools After Report Of Lockdown

Students were released from Harding and Central high schools after a report of a lockdown Wednesday afternoon. Check back for updates.

College Football Power Rankings: The Top 25 RBs Heading Into Week 2

This college football season we'll be doing weekly power rankings of the top skill-position players in the game. Week one action is in the books, closing out with a bang in a great matchup between Boise State and Virginia Tech. There were some outstanding performances, like Kenjon Barner's five touchdown effort, or Daniel Thomas and DeMarco Murray each rushing for over 200 yards. There were ...

Students prepare for Rosh Hashanah

College thinks creatively to update facilities

Just like the students they serve, leaders at Mt. Hood Community College are optimistic for a future ripe with possibilities. But like many of their students, the college is also coping with fewer financial resources to fund that future. Instead, college leaders are addressing an aging campus and ...

Education Looking Toward Community Schools

National and local education officials discuss community schools.

Education, immigration among topics raised at NDR Youth Forum

SINGAPORE : Education, immigration and the economy were among the topics raised at the National Day Rally (NDR) forum for youths on Wednesday.

Students Mourn Loss Of Football Player

Students at Wekiva High School return to class following the death of a football player who collapsed during practice.

College Football's Six Newest Household Names

Once again, the first week of the college football season brought more than advertised. With its fair share of close games and upset victories, Week 1 of the college football season is in the books and without question left us with some new names to throw around. Relative unknowns burst onto the scene over the weekend and showed that 2010 is their year. No matter the position or the team, these ...

College tops learner satisfaction polls

STAFF at Central Sussex College were delighted when the college topped the polls for learner satisfaction among Further Education colleges throughout England and Wales. (07/09/2010 11:57:07)

Students evacuate Gateway Technical High School

College Football: Team-by-Team Big Ten Power Rankings Post Week One

College football addicts across the country let out a simultaneous sigh of relief as the 2010 season kicked off over the weekend. Fans of the Big Ten conference weren't disappointed with the outcome of the season's first weekend of action. Big Ten teams posted a record of 9-2 in college football's opening weekend of play. Most teams played weaker competition, but the league's best looked ...

Students return to renovated schools

Students at two Buffalo Schools will get to check out their newly renovated buildings for the very first time.

Students refurbish computers to donate to charity

Students from the Montgomery County Students Information Technology Foundation Inc. at Thomas Edison High School of Technology in Wheaton will donate a complete computer lab consisting of six computers with operating systems, monitors, keyboards, mice and a printer, to a nonprofit charitable organization in Montgomery County.

College Students Reminded to Wash Their Hands

Title: College Students Reminded to Wash Their Hands Category: Health News Created: 9/5/2010 10:10:00 AM Last Editorial Review: 9/7/2010

College briefs

Lone Star College System Second Start courses, which each last three to 14 weeks, have start dates beginning in late September all the way through late October. More than 70 Second Start classes are offered this fall in more than 20 different program areas, including evening, weekend, online and hybrid courses. Hybrid courses replace some of the classroom instruction with media-enhanced online ...