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More Naval Academy midshipmen being moved into hotels amid COVID-19 outbreak
Nearly 200 students have been moved into Annapolis hotels this week for quarantine and isolation, academy officials said.
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Nearly 100 US Naval Academy midshipmen moved off campus after testing positive for COVID-19
The school is also rolling out a raft of measures to help curb the novel coronavirus’ spread in the Brigade of Midshipmen.
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Personal training is a $4 billion industry. Here’s how veterans are cashing in (and you can too)
See why veterans make great fitness coaches and how veterans in the industry are adapting to the pandemic.
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DoD launches aerospace center at Tuskegee University
The Aerospace Education Research and Innovation Center will support undergraduate research in materials and aerospace sciences.
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About 1 in 3 colleges have cut funding for veteran-support programs, survey says
A new report shows how the pandemic has negatively impacted many veterans who are trying to go back to school.
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Tattooed vet competes for cover girl spot with ‘Inked’ magazine
Army veteran Marie Oberloh wants to be on the cover of Inked magazine.
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Retired military may face fewer transition problems than their peers: report
A new survey released this week by the Military Family Advisory Network and Wounded Warrior Project suggests different outreach may be needed to better address different populations within the veterans community.
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Coronavirus relief plan includes billions in new funds for veterans programs
About $17 billion of the nearly $2 trillion package would go to bolster programs at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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VA program offers veterans access to banking services
When veterans have bank accounts, they are more financially secure, have easier access to loans, pay less in fees, build a financial history and safeguard their money, says the author of this commentary.
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COVID relief package includes major change in for-profit colleges’ rules on GI Bill benefits
Congressional Democrats could change the so-called 90/10 rule, a goal of some education advocates for years.
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More Naval Academy midshipmen being moved into hotels amid COVID-19 outbreak
Nearly 200 students have been moved into Annapolis hotels this week for quarantine and isolation, academy officials said.
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Nearly 100 US Naval Academy midshipmen moved off campus after testing positive for COVID-19
The school is also rolling out a raft of measures to help curb the novel coronavirus’ spread in the Brigade of Midshipmen.
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Personal training is a $4 billion industry. Here’s how veterans are cashing in (and you can too)
See why veterans make great fitness coaches and how veterans in the industry are adapting to the pandemic.
-
DoD launches aerospace center at Tuskegee University
The Aerospace Education Research and Innovation Center will support undergraduate research in materials and aerospace sciences.
-
About 1 in 3 colleges have cut funding for veteran-support programs, survey says
A new report shows how the pandemic has negatively impacted many veterans who are trying to go back to school.
-
Tattooed vet competes for cover girl spot with ‘Inked’ magazine
Army veteran Marie Oberloh wants to be on the cover of Inked magazine.
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Retired military may face fewer transition problems than their peers: report
A new survey released this week by the Military Family Advisory Network and Wounded Warrior Project suggests different outreach may be needed to better address different populations within the veterans community.
-
Coronavirus relief plan includes billions in new funds for veterans programs
About $17 billion of the nearly $2 trillion package would go to bolster programs at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
VA program offers veterans access to banking services
When veterans have bank accounts, they are more financially secure, have easier access to loans, pay less in fees, build a financial history and safeguard their money, says the author of this commentary.
-
COVID relief package includes major change in for-profit colleges’ rules on GI Bill benefits
Congressional Democrats could change the so-called 90/10 rule, a goal of some education advocates for years.
-
More Naval Academy midshipmen being moved into hotels amid COVID-19 outbreak
Nearly 200 students have been moved into Annapolis hotels this week for quarantine and isolation, academy officials said.
-
Nearly 100 US Naval Academy midshipmen moved off campus after testing positive for COVID-19
The school is also rolling out a raft of measures to help curb the novel coronavirus’ spread in the Brigade of Midshipmen.
-
Personal training is a $4 billion industry. Here’s how veterans are cashing in (and you can too)
See why veterans make great fitness coaches and how veterans in the industry are adapting to the pandemic.
-
DoD launches aerospace center at Tuskegee University
The Aerospace Education Research and Innovation Center will support undergraduate research in materials and aerospace sciences.
-
About 1 in 3 colleges have cut funding for veteran-support programs, survey says
A new report shows how the pandemic has negatively impacted many veterans who are trying to go back to school.
-
Tattooed vet competes for cover girl spot with ‘Inked’ magazine
Army veteran Marie Oberloh wants to be on the cover of Inked magazine.
-
Retired military may face fewer transition problems than their peers: report
A new survey released this week by the Military Family Advisory Network and Wounded Warrior Project suggests different outreach may be needed to better address different populations within the veterans community.
-
Coronavirus relief plan includes billions in new funds for veterans programs
About $17 billion of the nearly $2 trillion package would go to bolster programs at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
VA program offers veterans access to banking services
When veterans have bank accounts, they are more financially secure, have easier access to loans, pay less in fees, build a financial history and safeguard their money, says the author of this commentary.
-
COVID relief package includes major change in for-profit colleges’ rules on GI Bill benefits
Congressional Democrats could change the so-called 90/10 rule, a goal of some education advocates for years.
