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Students at Seattle University are currently positioned to no longer have access to Planned Parenthood resources, as the university’s president decided to cut ties with the organization that helps students with family planning and health options.
Sunscreen should be applied all year to help prevent skin cancer, according to experts.
Indiana schools and teachers all across the state will be benefiting from a recent $47 million federal grant, intended to provide professional development opportunities for educators.
Art market sales have dropped drastically since last year, according to this year’s Deloitte’s Art and Finance report from 54 private banks, 25 family offices and more than 130 art professionals.
The number of prospective college students in the U.S. is predicted to drop by 2026, as birth rates across the country are showing a steady decline.
Workers at an art storage facility have been trying to unionize in order to obtain basic benefits through their jobs.
A college scholarships program in Cleveland, Ohio received a $40 million donation from the Cleveland Foundation — the largest the program has received since it launched earlier this year.
Read our Nonprofit Spotlight interview with CEO of Metro Caring Teva Sienicki on how the Denver organization is connecting those in need to quality produce and meals.
The American Family Children’s Hospital received a $10 million donation from Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer Fund (MACC) for cancer research.
Countless studies have shown links between good mental health and green, natural spaces, and on the opposite end, links between poor health.
Private colleges and four-year universities are competing for community college students, as they represent a part of the student population that is hard-working, motivated, and oftentimes, an alternative to first-year competition.
Read our Nonprofit Spotlight with President & CEO Michele Ostrander on how the organization is training dogs to provide much needed comfort and support to those facing a variety of disabilities.
The Denver Art Museum will be featuring more than 120 paintings by the renowned artist Claude Monet.
A Santa Monica medical center in California received its largest donation to date, a $25 million gift from an anonymous donor, announced earlier this month.
Leaders of the UC higher education system are considering dropping SAT and ACT scores as a key player in the admissions process for college applicants.
The Chicago Museum of Science and Industry is set to be renamed after its new donor, Ken Griffin, who is donating $125 million to the science, tech and business institution.
More American families are living without health insurance than ever before, according to a new analysis.
With the end of 2019 fast approaching, what are some changes you would like to implement in 2020 and beyond? As part of our Nonprofit Spotlight series, we have interviewed nonprofit leaders who have shared their best tips in becoming successful leaders that can guide you in the months, and years, to come.
Hearing loss among seniors increasingly leads to isolation as it becomes harder to attend community activities if they can’t hear, interact with others, or have conversations.
A new mentorship program is coming to the majority of UC schools, with the exception of Santa Barbara.