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Back-to-school and what to do when your child is struggling | Opinion

Back-to-school and what to do when your child is struggling | Opinion

As students head off to school, this parent shares lessons learned after their child struggled with college life and mental health away from home.
The Augusta Chronicle The Augusta Chronicle
One last look at summer around Augusta | PHOTOS

One last look at summer around Augusta | PHOTOS

As summer winds down, revisit sunny days, outdoor fun and memorable moments from across the Augusta area.
USA Today USA Today
Ranking all 16 SEC schools by tuition, cost of attendance

Ranking all 16 SEC schools by tuition, cost of attendance

We ranked the 16 SEC schools on cost of attendance (for one year), which includes tuition, room and board, food plan, activity fees and more.
The Knoxville News-Sentinel The Knoxville News-Sentinel
University of Tennessee breaks enrollment records before classes begin

University of Tennessee breaks enrollment records before classes begin

The university announced its early enrollment estimates, and the figures will be finalized on the 14th day of classes.
The Augusta Chronicle The Augusta Chronicle
Timing weed treatments right can prevent headaches | Exclusive

Timing weed treatments right can prevent headaches | Exclusive

Grassy weeds are tough to kill. Learn which herbicides work best for your turf type and how to prevent them.
The Augusta Chronicle The Augusta Chronicle
Plant-based flavors thrive at Nutritious Alternatives | PHOTOS

Plant-based flavors thrive at Nutritious Alternatives | PHOTOS

Nutritious Alternatives on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard serves vegan and vegetarian dishes for Augusta diners.
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U.S. Department of Education Alters Student Loan Eligibility Guidance, NASFAA Seeks Official Clarification

U.S. Department of Education Alters Student Loan Eligibility Guidance, NASFAA Seeks Official Clarification

The U.S. Department of Education (ED) has reportedly changed its guidance on how institutions should calculate "Expected Time to Credential" (ETTC), a crucial factor for determining student loan eligibility under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). During a recent webinar, ED staff instructed schools to use credits instead of time (weeks, months, or years) as the basis for calculating ETTC. This new interpretation marks a significant departure from previous guidance provided in earlier office hours and ED’s loan limits FAQ, which consistently advised using time-based calculations. The National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA) has highlighted that this change could alter a student's loan eligibility and has requested official clarification from ED, emphasizing the need for authoritative guidance beyond a verbal statement in a webinar.
The Augusta Chronicle The Augusta Chronicle
Memorial services for Nancy Glaser announced

Memorial services for Nancy Glaser announced

Memorial services for Nancy Glaser, executive director of the Augusta Museum of History will be Sunday at the museum.
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James, Earl of Wessex, to Study Rural Land Management at Royal Agricultural University

James, Earl of Wessex, to Study Rural Land Management at Royal Agricultural University

James, Earl of Wessex, the son of Prince Edward and Duchess Sophie, has received his A-level results and will be attending the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester to study Rural Land & Property Management. This decision follows his completion of Sixth Form studies at Radley College in Oxfordshire. Buckingham Palace announced that James achieved the necessary grades to enroll in the program, which offers pathways to careers in rural business, estate management, and consultancy. James is the first member of the British royal family to attend this university, although it has connections to the royal family through alumni like Princess Anne's first husband, Captain Mark Phillips.
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University of Missouri Eliminates 'Stop Day' for Fall 2026 Semester

University of Missouri Eliminates 'Stop Day' for Fall 2026 Semester

The University of Missouri has announced the removal of 'Stop Day' for the fall 2026 semester. This decision was made to accommodate Veterans Day, which falls on a Wednesday, now a paid holiday for UM System workers due to a law signed by Governor Mike Kehoe. The university aims to maintain the required number of academic days for Monday/Wednesday/Friday sessions. 'Stop Day' traditionally provides students with an extra day to prepare for final exams.
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University of Central Florida Hosts Diverse Events for Community Engagement

University of Central Florida Hosts Diverse Events for Community Engagement

The University of Central Florida (UCF) is hosting a variety of events aimed at engaging students, faculty, and the community. These events include the SMART Recovery meetings, which are open to all UCF students and community members, focusing on self-management and recovery training. Additionally, the UCF Art Gallery is showcasing the Pathways 2026: The Carlos Malamud Prize exhibition, celebrating emerging artists across Florida. The university is also offering virtual sessions for prospective students, such as the Transfer to Be a Knight information session and the Executive MBA Online Information Session, providing guidance on academic and career opportunities.
Arizona Republic Arizona Republic
Dining workers sue ASU after 2 protesters arrested before graduation

Dining workers sue ASU after 2 protesters arrested before graduation

Hundreds of dining hall workers are embattled in a contract dispute with their employer, Aramark.