All Indiana University campuses have been awarded the Collegiate Purple Star of Indiana, recognizing their dedication to military-connected students. This honor, effective for the 2025–26 academic year, underscores IU’s commitment to providing a supportive environment for veterans and active service members.

In 2024, the Nauvoo Grape Festival Association opened its scholarship program to all seniors in Hancock County. Now, the 2026 scholarship winners have been announced, highlighting the continued dedication to supporting local students pursuing higher education.

Two graduate students from Florida International University have secured prestigious Guy Harvey Fellowships to further shark research. One studies how recreational fishing affects sharks in the Florida Keys, while the other explores shark social behavior, underscoring the importance of marine conservation.

Maine officials have until January to decide on a federal school voucher program introduced by the One Big Beautiful Bill. Governor Janet Mills is waiting for more details before committing Maine to the scholarship initiative, which could have wide-reaching effects on the state’s public schools.

In a show of support for higher education, Hamilton P.E.O. recognized scholarship recipients for their dedication and academic promise. This gesture underscores the ongoing importance of financial aid and community-driven encouragement for students.

Owens has earned the Scrivner Scholarship, reflecting a noteworthy achievement commemorated in The Sentinel. Though details remain behind a paywall, this recognition underscores the significance of personal milestones in education or community involvement.

A pivotal court ruling has declared a minority scholarship program unconstitutional, prompting swift legislative response. One Wisconsin senator now seeks to reinstate aid for underrepresented students by relying on zip code criteria instead of race.

Seven Florida-based, bilingual internal medicine and family medicine residents are receiving a US$10,000 boost to further their professional journeys. Supported by Humana, CenterWell, and the National Hispanic Medical Association, this new scholarship provides not only financial backing but also mentorship from physician leaders.

Cape Girardeau County FCE’s recent meeting highlighted the success of its autism sew day, outlined available scholarship opportunities, and previewed the group’s plans to attend upcoming state and national conferences. Members focused on community-focused efforts and continued growth, emphasizing youth support and broader engagement steps.

This Saturday, the Tanner Shorter Memorial Scholarship Car Show at Duncan’s Fuqua Park promises a touching tribute to a former firefighter. Classic vehicles, community spirit, and the show’s goal of remembering a local hero will unite car enthusiasts from near and far.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has expanded its Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting submissions for 2026-2027, adding the Writers Guild Foundation, USC, and more as partner platforms. This move aims to broaden access and foster a new wave of screenwriting talent.

Monument Mountain Regional High School has revealed its scholarship and award recipients for the Class of 2026, highlighting significant achievements within the Great Barrington community. This announcement underscores the school’s commitment to recognizing hard-working students on the cusp of graduation.

Two promising locals have been awarded $5,000 scholarships by the St. Paul Rodeo Association. This year’s recipients are from Keizer and Woodburn, reflecting a community-focused approach to supporting future leaders.

Greenville’s annual June Jam, organized by the Greenville Area Arts Council, combines live music, entertainment, and a silent auction to raise funds for an arts scholarship. The event shines a spotlight on the community’s dedication to fostering creative opportunities.

With fall 2026 still on the horizon, IU Columbus is offering walk-in weeks throughout the summer. Prospective students and their families can meet with admissions and financial aid staff to ensure a smooth journey toward enrollment.

Three local students have been awarded scholarships by the Nelson County Branch #3106 of the NAACP. Their achievements stand as a testament to both their hard work and the branch’s commitment to youth empowerment.

In a move aimed at bolstering practical skills, the U.S. Department of Education and U.S. Department of Labor are redirecting federal higher-education grants. These changes prioritize workforce training, artificial intelligence instruction, and short-term credential programs to meet evolving job market demands.

A Mitchell native has been named a Knight-Hennessy Scholar at Stanford, blending a South Dakota upbringing with ambitions in rural policy and environmental law. Shaped by his family farm experiences, he is determined to advance sustainable agriculture and conservation efforts.

Calloway County High School sophomore, Kaiden Capps, has been honored with the Silent Servant Scholarship Award from the Peter R. Marsh Foundation. In a small ceremony on March 24, classmates and educators gathered to recognize his accomplishment and share in the celebration.

Two outstanding students have been recognized by the Henry County Chamber of Commerce for their commitment to excellence. Chandler Lewis and Sarah Grace Gilreath were celebrated as recipients of the 2026 Scholarship for Young Women, marking a highlight in the Chamber’s ongoing efforts to uplift female leaders.

Car enthusiasts and the local community will converge on the fairgrounds on March 21 for the Nicole Nichols Legacy Auto Show. Proceeds from the event will fund medical school scholarships, revving up hope for aspiring healthcare professionals.