Arizona educators offer unique Indigenous architecture degree
Educators at Arizona State University are combining cultural characteristics from around the world to offer a new degree program in Indigenous architecture.
Washington aims to make applying for college simpler
Washington is among 10 states receiving funding to simplify college admissions and make them more student-centered.
Commentary - Alaska professors oppose banned words and defend free speech and cultural diversity
In February 2025, the University of Alaska Board of Regents passed a motion that banned the use of the words “DEI,” “diversity,” “equity,” and “inclusion.”
With pediatric expansion, Urban Indian Center of Salt Lake clinic breaks record number of patients
The clinic is now a center that, notably, includes primary and pediatric care, diagnostic imaging and an in-house pharmacy.
Proposal to streamline jobs program funding would cut funding to states
Tucked into President Donald Trump’s new budget request is a plan that could dramatically change how much money and help states.
Daily Audio Newscast - April 20, 2026
Daily audio newscast with stories from across the United States and around the world.
UCLA research finds friendship is a lifesaver
Starting or maintaining friendships can require effort, but research shows your physical and mental health will benefit.
Colorado Veterans Project to host veteran hiring preparation sessions, Castle Rock mixer
Colorado Veterans Project will partner with Wounded Warrior Project to host a series of veteran hiring preparation events
Colorado State Patrol trooper struck by vehicle on Highway 172; Durango driver arrested on DUI suspicion
A Colorado State Patrol trooper suffered minor injuries Saturday afternoon after her patrol car was struck
