In 2019, the Joseph D. Loconti Foundation made a generous donation to provide enduring support for students through summer research fellowships and college scholarships. A portion of the funding was ...

According to a recent nationally representative survey conducted by Student Beans, 50% of U.S. college students who receive private scholarships experience scholarship displacement. This prevents them ...

In the past five years, students in the College of Engineering have received scholarship funding totaling nearly $4 million, including close to $900,000 for academic year 2020-2021. A combination of ...

Thanks to the generosity and backing of its supporters, the AFCEA Educational Foundation is proud to announce it is expanding its 2021 scholarship programs. In addition to funding more awards in the ...

UNG's RISE Crowdfunding campaign runs from Oct. 15-Nov. 12. It seeks to raise $104,500 to support 16 student scholarship funds. Article By: Clark Leonard This fall's University of North Georgia (UNG) ...

Twelve UNG students were awarded the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship on Dec. 8. The nationally competitive scholarship enables Pell-grant-eligible students to study or intern abroad.

Our commitment: Students are the heart of Project Dragonfly’s mission to improve human and ecological communities, foster connection, and work collaboratively to bring about positive change in local ...

The fast-rising cost of higher education may be halting many people’s learning and career goals. National Scholarship Month, that takes place every November, is aiming to change that. Educational debt ...

There are few things more inspiring than hearing what a young student plans to do with their life. Gratitude and inspiration are the key words describing the Rancho La Quinta Education Fund reception ...

Do you want more from your college experience? At Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, that’s exactly what you get – more majors, more opportunities and more guaranteed scholarships.

Bright, low-income students increasingly may be losing out on the chance to go to college over uncertainty and confusion about how to pay for it. A little more than 53 percent of the Class of 2021 ...