Moraine Valley has received a nearly $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation to train faculty in artificial intelligence.
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Moraine Valley hosts Halloween 5K and Family Fun at Little Pumpkins Patch
Moraine Valley’s Halloween 5K on Oct. 25 features a Little Pumpkins Patch, Kid’s Dash, costumes, prizes, and family fun.
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Shepard French teacher named best foreign language teacher in Illinois
Shepard High School French teacher Kelly Karstrand was named Illinois Foreign Language Teacher of the Year for her passion and global impact.
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Cutting-edge technology redefines SXU anatomy education
Saint Xavier University’s Anatomage Table immerses students in 3D human anatomy using real cadaveric data, advanced visualization, and physiological simulation.
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C-M 201-U earns A+ on audit
Crete-Monee School District’s annual audit for Fiscal Year 2024-25 has earned an A+ rating.
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Chess master schools Brother Rice team
Chess National Master Timothy Kras visited the Brother Rice Chess Team on October 7 and shared some of what he has learned.
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Exploring Chicago’s art beyond the classroom
Saint Xavier University students take learning beyond the classroom, exploring Chicago’s art scene from the Fine Arts Building to Yoko Ono’s MCA exhibit.
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Community walk shines a light on domestic violence awareness
Community members and Saint Xavier students united for a candlelight walk at St. Gianna Parish to raise awareness of domestic violence.
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Special Needs Parents Request Improvement
Though the Manhattan School District’s board meeting was brief, most of it focused on a family speaking during public comments to highlight their concerns
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New jazz hall hits all the right notes at Saint Xavier University
Saint Xavier University opened its new $1.2 million Music Performance Hall, transforming an old gym into a vibrant creative hub for students.