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Students of the Bachelor’s Degree in Educational Sciences experienced a week full of learning, inspiration, and networking during their Seventeenth Academic Week, held by the Sonora Institute of Technology (ITSON) through the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities on March 12, 13, and 14, 2024. In his address, Dr. Jaime […]
The Green Transition, a beacon of hope for climate activists, faces an unexpected challenge as fossil fuel giants reap record profits. The International Energy Agency’s October announcement that global carbon emissions might have peaked was initially optimistic. However, the surge in profits for major oil and gas companies raises questions […]
A significant weather pattern is set to unfold across our region in the coming week, bringing a series of robust winter storms and plummeting temperatures. This weather system, driven by frigid air, is anticipated to influence various areas within our vicinity, particularly the Cascades, with the possibility of disruptive travel […]
The announcement was made by McKenzie Snow, Director of the Iowa Department of Education, in an early morning assembly at Hoover High School, where Mincks has dedicated herself as an English Language Learner teacher. Addressing the assembled staff and students, Snow highlighted the significance of the Teacher of the Year […]
North Carolina’s Department of Public Instruction has released state testing and graduation data, offering a reason for celebration within the local school district. The recent results have brought forth encouraging progress for many schools, reflecting the hard work of both students and educators. Anita Hooker, the first-year principal at Ashley […]
Tigers once roamed across Asia, their numbers as high as 100,000 at the start of the 20th century, before the species plummeted to the brink of extinction. By 2006, their population in India – home to the majority of the world’s remaining wild tigers – hit a record low of […]
