In addition to the CIAA’s earlier run, the ACC’s Men’s Basketball Tournament will return to the Spectrum Center for the 14th ...

The nonprofit that controls OpenAI is not for sale, Altman told Reuters on Tuesday when asked about Musk's offer to buy it. The offer by the Musk-led consortium came amid the billionaire's fight to ...

Plus, the Jewish Federation of Cleveland received $90 million to support five Jewish day schools in the city, and $70 million ...

Provide specific examples to illustrate how you have persevered and overcome these challenges. Financial need will be considered. Applications will be submitted via the Scholarship America Hub. For ...

Eight (8) $20,000 scholarships distributed over 4 years ($5,000 per year, renewable). Awards are renewable for up to three years or until a bachelor’s degree is earned, whichever occurs first, on the ...

In the decade that has passed since Feb. 1, 2015, Josh Speidel has made a basket in a college basketball game, graduated from ...

Anderson hasn’t decided on a college major yet, but she believes she wants to go into Psychology. Anderson’s athletic path is more certain. She’s known that she wanted to play soccer for Penn ever ...

In the decade that has passed since Feb. 1, 2015, Josh Speidel attended college on a basketball scholarship, graduated from the University of Vermont with a 3.4 grade point average, landed a teaching ...

Selected students must accept the award within the timeframe specified in their scholarship letter. Once candidates have applied for a master's programme, they must complete the scholarship ...

earn a scholarship to play college athletics. On Friday, a very talented lady, in Oakland City, signed her national letter of intent, to do just that. Wood Memorial’s multi-sport star ...

A notification of leave is for students who have already completed a semester or more at USU, and then need to take a break. If you have an Admissions Scholarship, refer to your acceptance email or ...

There are certain recruiting mistakes that are easy to avoid if an athlete simply takes the time to navigate the process.