(DES MOINES) – Shelly Vroegh, whose desire to help all students reach their potential stems from her own childhood, is the 2017 Iowa Teacher of the Year, Gov. Terry Branstad and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds announced today at Lakewood Elementary School...
The best and brightest students from 31 U.S. states and territories and seven countries attended speeches by world renowned leaders, presented their own research, and joined in hunger relief efforts.
BETTENDORF – With the cost of attending a college or university going up every year, Ascentra Credit Union is dedicated to creating opportunities for members to pay for higher education in the form of the Ascentra Credit Union Scholarship Compet...
FOREST CITY, Iowa – On Oct. 19, many Waldorf University students signed the Purple Heart Pledge at a special event to raise awareness of domestic violence.
Sponsored by the Crisis Intervention Service, this campus event was pa...
Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management The Mercy College Health Information Management program will be the first educational program of its kind in Iowa at the bachelor’s level.
Q: What do you tell Iowans who worry about student debt?
A: Paying for college ranks high among the concerns of Iowa families, no doubt about it. I tell college-bound students and their parents to start saving as early as possi...
Forest City, IOWA--Waldorf University honored two of their own with the Alumni Distinguished Service Award at the annual homecoming celebration held Oct. 8 in Forest City, Iowa.
Waldorf President Robert Alsop presented the awards to this...
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