Education
Local education news from WVIK Quad Cities NPR.
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Black Hawk College is completing its building updates for the career and technical education programs. The $29 million refurbishing is the last phase in a five-year-long project.
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76 students from five nations were brought to the campus of Augustana College to participate in an 8-day program in partnership with the National Hispanic Institute. The event is designed to teach the students leadership through a hands-on mock legislative session.
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Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine Director of Housing Initiatives Ron Monahan speaks with WVIK News about a new partnership between the foundation and Muscatine Center for Social Action. A grant from the Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust is funding this pilot program to help Jefferson Elementary School families find stable housing.
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District Chief Financial Officer Vince Gallo speaks with WVIK's Brady Johnson about the contract.
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Augustana Prison Education Program, or APEP, started in 2021 with a cohort of 10. Now, four years later, the next academic term could include 45 students.
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On Friday, May 2, members of the student group, Students Supporting Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies (SSWGSS), organized a campus walkout during the common hour from 1-2 p.m.
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The University of Dubuque is adding a downtown campus, expanding its science department. The new facility will house an osteopathic medicine program.
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Black Hawk College partnered with Green Flower, a virtual pot education platform, in 2024 and welcomed its 4th cannabis cohort this week.
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Boise State University political scientists Charlie Hunt and Jaci Kettler are partnering with Boise State Public Radio to produce Scandalized, a podcast about political scandals in America. The first episode concerns former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich.