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Vets ride to raise awareness, but not for themselves
For injured veterans, the invite to ride for a new cause gives a chance to share their stories with a new audience.
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Navy reassigns security officer following fatal shooting
The identity of the lieutenant who was removed from the job was not released.
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Starbucks to expand online college tuition program
The tuition program is a collaboration between Starbucks and Arizona State University, which charges roughly $30,000 for two years of its online degree program.
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NPC boss hails progress in closing fleet’s manning gaps
Having driven down open fleet billets by thousands, Navy detailers are focusing on fully manning ship crews earlier.
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Go officer: How to land a STA-21 spot, get commissioned
The Seaman to Admiral program is one of the Navy’s best deals and they’re again soliciting applications.
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Military medical students get combat preview
Military medical school students take to the field to learn leadership, teamwork
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Nursing schools seek cure for educator shortage
A faculty shortage was cited by more than two-thirds of nursing schools responding to a survey as a reason qualified student applicants were rejected.
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CNO: Cruises shortening from ‘unsustainable’ lengths
The Navy’s top officer says he’s making progress is driving down deployment lengths after years of elevated op tempo.
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Online learning enrollment flattens
Between 2012 and 2013, there was only a 0.5 percent increase in the students who took at least one online class.
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Colleges seek solutions to sex assaults, drinking
Schools try overhauling housing systems, other remedies for stopping “extreme behaviors.”
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Vets ride to raise awareness, but not for themselves
For injured veterans, the invite to ride for a new cause gives a chance to share their stories with a new audience.
-
Navy reassigns security officer following fatal shooting
The identity of the lieutenant who was removed from the job was not released.
-
Starbucks to expand online college tuition program
The tuition program is a collaboration between Starbucks and Arizona State University, which charges roughly $30,000 for two years of its online degree program.
-
NPC boss hails progress in closing fleet’s manning gaps
Having driven down open fleet billets by thousands, Navy detailers are focusing on fully manning ship crews earlier.
-
Go officer: How to land a STA-21 spot, get commissioned
The Seaman to Admiral program is one of the Navy’s best deals and they’re again soliciting applications.
-
Military medical students get combat preview
Military medical school students take to the field to learn leadership, teamwork
-
Nursing schools seek cure for educator shortage
A faculty shortage was cited by more than two-thirds of nursing schools responding to a survey as a reason qualified student applicants were rejected.
-
CNO: Cruises shortening from ‘unsustainable’ lengths
The Navy’s top officer says he’s making progress is driving down deployment lengths after years of elevated op tempo.
-
Online learning enrollment flattens
Between 2012 and 2013, there was only a 0.5 percent increase in the students who took at least one online class.
-
Colleges seek solutions to sex assaults, drinking
Schools try overhauling housing systems, other remedies for stopping “extreme behaviors.”
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Vets ride to raise awareness, but not for themselves
For injured veterans, the invite to ride for a new cause gives a chance to share their stories with a new audience.
-
Navy reassigns security officer following fatal shooting
The identity of the lieutenant who was removed from the job was not released.
-
Starbucks to expand online college tuition program
The tuition program is a collaboration between Starbucks and Arizona State University, which charges roughly $30,000 for two years of its online degree program.
-
NPC boss hails progress in closing fleet’s manning gaps
Having driven down open fleet billets by thousands, Navy detailers are focusing on fully manning ship crews earlier.
-
Go officer: How to land a STA-21 spot, get commissioned
The Seaman to Admiral program is one of the Navy’s best deals and they’re again soliciting applications.
-
Military medical students get combat preview
Military medical school students take to the field to learn leadership, teamwork
-
Nursing schools seek cure for educator shortage
A faculty shortage was cited by more than two-thirds of nursing schools responding to a survey as a reason qualified student applicants were rejected.
-
CNO: Cruises shortening from ‘unsustainable’ lengths
The Navy’s top officer says he’s making progress is driving down deployment lengths after years of elevated op tempo.
-
Online learning enrollment flattens
Between 2012 and 2013, there was only a 0.5 percent increase in the students who took at least one online class.
-
Colleges seek solutions to sex assaults, drinking
Schools try overhauling housing systems, other remedies for stopping “extreme behaviors.”
