Public service careers require and deserve public investment — not only in dollars, but in recognition and respect.” ...

The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees signed off on a series of major initiatives at its annual winter meeting, including a $253 million residence hall project, a new veterinary medicine ...

Celebrating the Best of the Valley with the 2026 Community’s Choice Awards. Have you nominated your favorite businesses yet?

Kathleen Benner is the associate general counsel at Children’s Health System of Texas, where she provides strategic and legal ...

Karnataka commissions urge government to rethink recruitment strategies amid economic shifts and high vacancy rates in public sectors.

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The Trump administration is capping student loans, but doctors and dentists opposed to the health secretary will get more than his wellness allies.

The administration’s steep cuts to public service jobs and research opportunities are saving Americans very little money—but they’re having a detrimental impact on society.

Inside Higher Ed spoke with two key leaders from the American Occupational Therapy Association about how the coalition came to be and what they hope to accomplish as pushback against the new loan ...

Provo's Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions offers dozens of graduate-level health care degrees. The school was ...

Hope Enterprises Inc. recently announced Angela Sumner as the new director of the Bi-County Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program serving Lycoming and Clinton counties. Sumner succeeds Nancy ...