Youth
Through the THRIVE Students initiative, high school students across South Carolina are equipped with essential life skills and knowledge to drive positive change within their communities. Building on the 15-year legacy of Students in Action, THRIVE Students is a unique program that fosters leadership, connection, and community impact through volunteer
Career development
Leos will experience a dynamic day with various aspects of their lives interconnected. The charm in their personality will attract a positive response from others, leading to a happy love life, a busy professional life, and a stable financial status. However, they need to be mindful of their health, as
Youth
Dr. Klair Lubonja, a third-year surgery resident physician in training at the UMass Chan Medical School, has credited the Health Career Opportunity Programs (HCOP) with helping him achieve his dreams of becoming a surgeon. As a beneficiary of the program, Lubonja participated in multiple HCOP initiatives, including the High School
Career development
Rohit Sharma has earned international recognition for his incredible performance in the ODI series against Australia, and in a recent interview with bcci.tv, he credited focused preparation, fan support, and personal time with his success. After retiring from Tests and T20Is, Rohit used the time to prepare for the
College students
A career guidance programme was organized at Dibrugarh's Khowang College, where senior superintendent of police (SSP) Rakesh Reddy and other officials motivated young aspirants to prepare for competitive public examinations such as the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and the Assam Public Service Commission (APSC). The event aimed
College students
Roger Williams University, a comprehensive institution with a long history of academic excellence and real-world experience, has rebranded its education system to emphasize the powerful combinations of learning and experience that its students value. The university's new brand identity showcases the unique strengths of its academic programs, experiential
College students
The Ministry of Education recently launched the third National College Student Career Planning Competition, co-sponsored by the Tianjin Municipal People's Government, with the theme "Building Dreams for Youth in All Places, Planning to Set Sail for a Career and Lead the Future." This competition aims to
College students
The management of Starfield College, Fagba, Lagos, organized a career talk for its senior students to boost their career choices. The guest speaker, Mr. Tony Manuaka, a Sun Associate Editor, spoke on Mass Communication, shedding light on the course's unbundling into seven different courses by the National Universities
College students
Stanley Lu '26, a senior majoring in management, understands the unique challenges faced by first-generation college students. Lu, who is spending his senior year as the DEI Intern for the First-Generation Students Affinity Community at UConn's Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills, is dedicated to promoting
Soccer
The Ball State soccer team secured a crucial conference win with a 2-1 victory over Toledo on Thursday afternoon at the Briner Sports Complex. The Cardinals, led by a game-winning goal from freshman Jess Fernau, improved their Mid-American Conference record to 5-3-1. The win marked a significant milestone for Fernau,
Soccer
The Eastern Connecticut State University women's soccer team achieved a 2-0 non-conference win over the Worcester State University Lancers on Wednesday evening at John F. Coughlin Memorial Field in Worcester, MA. First-year forward Michaela Gasparri and sophomore Faith Corona scored the game's only goals, with Gasparri
Youth
Investigators from the Syracuse University have conducted a study on the effectiveness of using experiential cultural strategies to transfer life skills and leadership in disadvantaged communities in low and middle-income countries (LMICs). The study, published in the BMC Public Health journal, focuses on a program implemented by the IDMAJ Foundation
