Over the course of the past week rumors have been swirling about concerns over changes to work study for the upcoming year.
“There isn’t going to be any work study next year”
“They’re only giving work study to freshmen next year”
“People who have never had work study will have priority next year”
“Regis is going to take our federal funds”
I am sure many students have heard one variation of the rumor or another, however there is no need to panic.
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Joe Biden’s recent win for the presidency did more than make Kamala Harris the first Black, south-Asian woman to be vice president. The cabinet Biden announced is set to increase diversity all around, by nominating what he claims to be the most diverse presidential cabinet in history. His cabinet includes people of various races and ethnicities, but also an impressive mix of women. The cabinet includes nine women, five of whom are women of color.
Without further ado, we have the women nominated for Biden’s cabinet.
Read MoreThough I’m sure as we approach election day everyone has heard about the presidential candidates, however, not everyone is sure of what else is on the ballot. When voting, there are federal and state positions looking to get filled that not everyone knows about. Out of state students who especially don’t know what views some candidates have can be inclined to only vote for the president. With that being said, here is a quick guide to individuals running for federal office on your Colorado ballot.
Read MoreThe Federal Application for Student Aid opened the 2021-2022 application October 1st, so it is time to once again reapply for aid. This is something most students have done before and should be generally familiar with. If you have decided in the past to not apply for whatever reason, I strongly encourage you to apply this year for the opportunity to get federal aid you missed out on in the past. The process is tedious but worth the time spent.
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