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Earlier this week, the University of Texas-Austin announced that in 2020 it plans to offer some low-income, in-state undergrads the opportunity to receive full-tuition scholarships if families qualify.
The Cleveland Museum of Art announced a new international travel exhibit on Pablo Picasso, set to kick off in 2020.
Parks all across the U.S. have installed sonic devices called Mosquitos, which essentially emit a high-pitched sound that can only be heard by youthful ears – or by those under the age of 25, approximately.
An international organization called the Merck Foundation is working to empower women in Burundi and Africa to not feel ashamed when they are faced with infertility.
The Di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art in Napa is planning to sell a large portion of its 1,600-piece collection in order to offset its deficit and build up its endowment.
California has slowly but surely been the victim of eroding coastlines and will over the next decades suffer as coastal cities and regions undergo destruction from rising sea levels.
CHICAGO (AP) — The Trump administration is moving forward with a nationwide immigration enforcement operation this weekend targeting migrant families, despite loud opposition from Democrats and questions over whether it’s the best use of resources given the crisis at the border.
Read our Nonprofit Spotlight interview with Executive Director of CASA of Merced County Cathie Lancaster on the important role of advocates in changing the lives of foster care youth.
Since 2017, San Francisco’s homeless population significantly increased – more than was previously calculated.
The great Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris burned down nearly three months ago, and huge donations and pledges came flooding in shortly after.
According to a new analysis by ACT’s Center for Equity in Learning the number of high school students in America that are unfamiliar with how financial aid works is “alarmingly high.”
Mental health programs and services across the state of California vary vastly from county to county, making it hard to establish goals and standards so that residents have access to good treatment.
After $200M in funding, the National Museum of the U.S. Army near DC is projected to open next year and access will be free of charge for all visitors.
In the face of new restrictions on abortions in several states in the U.S., women who are seeking an abortion are now turning to buying pills from foreign suppliers and state officials are unsure that there is much they can do to stop it, as reported by Reuters.
The higher education gap between rural and urban American has grown over the last two decades by 4 percent, with the number of people with bachelor’s degrees in urban areas growing from 26 percent to 33, while only growing from 15 percent to 19 percent in rural areas.
Warren Buffett, the world’s fourth richest man will be giving away $3.6 billion of his fortune, he announced earlier this week.
If universities across the United States admitted students based on only their SAT scores, then campuses would be filled with more white, affluent students, according to a new report.
According to a new analysis by Pew Research, women are on their way to becoming the majority of the college-educated labor force in the U.S.
Across the country, some schools are starting to provide free menstrual products for girls since inadequate access to them can often pose barriers to students and their education.
From assembling a strong team to ensuring programs are being properly funded, the responsibilities of a nonprofit leader are never-ending. Through our Nonprofit Spotlight interview series, we have gathered some of the best advice from successful nonprofit leaders about building and managing your organization’s team in order to effectively execute your mission.