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The Mount is ‘college of distinction’
The College of Mount Saint Vincent has yet again been recognized by the Colleges of Distinction. The Mount has a commitment to help undergraduates learn and succeed, according to the organization. more
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The 50th Precinct’s basketball team formed through the NYPD Blue Chips program won the Bronx Borough Championship after winning eight games against other Bronx-based precincts. The wins aren’t just coming on the court, however, with the program also providing academic and social support to the teenagers involved.
Blue Chips pave path for young athletes
Answering calls from the community is in their DNA. And nowadays, the New York Police Department is offering another service through a program that combines recreation and mentorship opportunities for the youth. more
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Forgiveness or cancellation of a student loan simply means that borrowers are no longer required to pay some of their expensive education bills. The Biden-Harris Administration created a policy to erase up to $20,000 in student loan debt. depending on the borrower’s annual income.
Biden student debt plan spurs significant debate
The debate over President Joe Biden’s plan that would cancel up to $20,000 per low-to-middle class borrower in federal student loans has ratcheted up. more
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Manhattan College gets a new trustee chairman
The namesake for Manhattan College’s business school Tom O’Malley has been named interim chairman of the school’s board of trustees. more
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NYIT’s milestones and achievements
One greater Riverdale resident graduated from New York Institute of Technology, another was named to the dean’s list and two declared their major. David Gonzalez was one of 900 students who … more
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CUNY chancellor Felix V. Matos Rodriguez speaks at a Lehman College commencement. Lehman’s part-time students will be able to apply for TAP for the first time.
Lehman College part-time students get $$$ boost
Students at one of the three greater Riverdale colleges will benefit the most from Gov. Kathy Hochul’s expansion of the popular New York State Tuition Assistance Program for part-time students. more
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Two students graduate from Fairleigh Dickinson University
Two greater Riverdale students were among the 2,400 students who graduated from Fairleigh Dickinson University, a private university in Teaneck, New Jersey, at a graduation ceremony at MetLife … more
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Bianca Jimenez of greater Riverdale dons the Kente Stole at the annual University of Scranton ceremony at its commencement. This year, the school's Multi-Cultural Center honored 71 graduates.
Jimenez 'dons the stole' at Scranton
Bianca Jimenez of greater Riverdale is labeled a student who is underrepresented. Such students at the University of Scranton in Pennsylvania had their day in the sun during commencement. more
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Anny Chen is a rising senior at Bronx High School of Science and is now a Freedom and Citizenship student at Columbia University. For the past few weeks during summer break she has focused heavily on its rigorous program to prepare her for college and open the doors for civic life.
Summer program pushes Anny Chen for civic life
Anny Chen, a rising high school senior, got a taste of college and a life lesson in a three-week session last month at Columbia University. more
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Purchase College releases dean’s list
A SUNY school not too far from greater Riverdale, Purchase College, celebrated more than 1,250 students named to the dean’s list during the spring semester. more
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