Scholarship

This post contains affiliate links and I may be compensated a tiny bit if you make a purchase after clicking on the links. The Savor Summer College Scholarship winners thank you! Scholarship Organization is the KEY to Winning More Awards Scholarships are literally everywhere, but if students don’t have a SMART way of saving vital information before … Read more

Denver Scholarship Foundation (DSF) proudly announces its 2024 Partners of the Year. These four organizations will be honored at the 2024 DSF Homecoming Gala for their exceptional commitment to supporting DSF and our students across the categories of College Partner, District Partner, Community Partner, and Corporate Partner. As partnerships and relationships are the heart of … Read more

Proud Denver Scholarship Foundation (DSF) Alum Yazmin (Yazz) Atmore is a collage artist, wheat-paste muralist, and floral enthusiast who graduated from Denver East High School and Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSU Denver). There, she was able to design and develop her own unique major, Supporting High-Risk Youth through the Arts. For over 13 years, … Read more

This September, the Mathematics Teacher Training Scholarships welcomed its 12th cohort of prospective mathematics teachers. In keeping with the mission of the scheme, this celebratory event involved plenty of opportunity for networking, alongside speakers delivering thought-provoking CPD to the fresh group of future teachers. The first speaker of the morning was Steve Lyon, an expert … Read more

Forget everything you thought you knew about marketing credit cards. Gen Z, a generation known for their digital fluency and social awareness, takes a different approach to finances. Gone are the days of generic offers and flashy incentives. Today’s students prioritize practicality, responsibility, and rewards that align with their values. Understanding their unique credit card … Read more

  The rising interest in artificial intelligence and data centers has sparked discussions on how to meet the immense power demand from data centers in a carbon-responsible manner. Many data center operators have 100% clean energy pledges, but regulatory barriers can make meeting these goals challenging. This is particularly true in states restricting the ability … Read more

The next week has the potential to bring important developments for international governance of marine carbon dioxide removal (CDR). That’s because the parties to the London Convention and London Protocol are meeting from October 28 to November 1 in London to discuss, among other things, governance of ocean alkalinity enhancement and ocean sinking of biomass … Read more

The Sabin Center’s newest publication, Enforcing Legacy Environmental Liabilities on the Outer Continental Shelf, examines legal strategies to hold the former owners of offshore oil and gas infrastructure, like rigs, wells, and pipelines, liable for the costs of “decommissioning” their facilities—plugging wells, removing offshore installations, and generally making the site safe for abandonment or future … Read more

©iStock.com/cofkocof Along with UK and Germany, the Netherlands is one of the top destinations for international students looking to pursue free studies in Europe.  The degrees offered by Dutch institutions are internationally recognized and there are a significant number of scholarships in Netherlands offered by Dutch Colleges and Universities as well as scholarships granted by … Read more

Nonprofit Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund (ASPSF) celebrated the winners of its 2024 Outstanding Partner Awards at The Lunch Break, a statewide fundraiser held at Little Rock’s City Center on Oct. 17. In total, The Lunch Break raised over $85,000 to help low-income single parents stay in school, graduate, and jumpstart professional careers with family-supporting … Read more