St. Scholastica Students Have Day Off For Community
Students and faculty at St. Scholastica had the day off from class Wednesday, but they still kept busy.
Education in the News
UMD Talks Budget Plans For 2016-2017 Academic Year
UMD has a current deficit of $4.3 million, but school leaders feel the university is making great strides since the school had a $12 million deficit as recent as 2014. The school continues to move forward and the big goal is to make sure all the voices and opinions are fairly represented.
Bemidji State University To Offer Free College for Laid-Off Miners
A federal program will allow laid-off steelworkers to attend college free at Bemidji State Univerisity.
UMD Reveals Plan to Reduce Budget Deficit
The University of Minnesota-Duluth announced plans Tuesday to balance the school's budget deficit.
Duluth East Robotics Unveils 2016 Robot
Daredevils placed second in the world competition in 2015.
UMD To Offer New Majors For Fall Semester
Liberal Arts and Engineering get a boost with some new majors coming to UMD for the fall semester.
High School Graduations on the Rise in Minnesota
High school graduation rates in Minnesota continue to increase.
$3.9M awarded to Fund Great Lakes Research
The University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute announced a $3.9 million grant that will fund 19 Great Lakes research, education and outreach projects, including two projects at Northland College in Ashland.
Special Report: Living Deaf Part 2
There are many people around the area who are deaf or hard of hearing. It's a Northland culture that thrives in silence.
UMD Students Inspire Local Youth
Some local kids got the chance to live the college life Wednesday!
Voters Say No to Hayward School District Referendum
Sawyer County residents have voted down a referendum by the Hayward School District.
Assembly Passes Walker's College Affordability Bills
Assembly Republicans have passed Wisconsin Governor Scott walker's college affordability packages, despite Democrats' warnings that the legislation does little to actually help students.
Special Report: Living Deaf Part 1
Some of us never think twice when we hear the dreadful alarm blare, forcing us out of bed or the smoke detector sound off for a fire. But there are many individuals around the region thriving without these sounds.
95,000 Minnesota Students to Receive Grant Increases
College students in Minnesota who receive state grants will receive an additional $200 dollars this year to help pay for school.
Duluth Children's Museum Opens Marcus Theatres Exhibit
The Duluth Children's Museum and Marcus Theaters have joined in a unique partnership to get kids learning in a creative way.
