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As the holiday season settles gently over Lancaster County, the glow of lights, the bustle of community events and the spirit of giving remind us of the power of kindness. Yet, beyond the festive ...

China's New Cornerstone Investigator Program, one of the country's largest privately funded initiatives for basic science, named 35 new fellows on Monday, and pledged to offer 10 years of stable ...

The Pell Grant program has been the foundation for federal financial aid since 1972. Its mission was simple: provide low-income students with a fair chance at higher education. Despite making enormous ...

There are reports of grain elevators turning away grain sorghum this fall due to lack of bin space. Many elevators are prioritizing storage for wheat and corn because of poor export demand for grain ...

In August, The Washington Post highlighted “the two reasons Americans aren’t having babies”: the rising cost of raising children, especially child care, and the lack of time and support for families.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (Nov. 3, 2025) — The Poynter Institute welcomes the 17 journalists selected for the ninth cohort of Power of Diverse Voices, an esteemed writing workshop for journalists of color.

If you have yet to hear UNLV basketball coach Josh Pastner’s sales pitch for his program and why rebuilding the bond with the community is so important, you’re either not paying attention or just ...

It didn't take long for Georgia Tech to turn heads across college football this season. The Yellow Jackets opened the season with a big road win over Colorado, following that up with a massive upset ...

As the transfer portal continues to evolve in the college football world, programs can either adapt or get left behind. In his two seasons at the helm, Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti and ...