Bill aims to protect victims in NH from crypto ATM scams
Victims scammed at cryptocurrency ATMs in New Hampshire could be reimbursed if they report the fraud within 14 days under
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NH schools can resume broadcasting sports, concerts and other public events
A new law signed this week by Gov. Kelly Ayotte means New Hampshire schools can resume broadcasting athletic events and
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NH lawsuit ends Trump administration’s DEI ban in schools nationwide
The Trump administration has agreed to drop its ban on diversity and equity initiatives in public schools in New Hampshire
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Dartmouth rejects Trump’s compact, saying it won’t compromise its academic freedom
Dartmouth College has rejected a compact with the Trump administration, saying it will not trade academic freedom for preferential access
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Shutdown halts tuition aid for some military students. Several NH schools are stepping in.
The federal government shutdown has frozen some tuition assistance for active duty military students, making it harder for them to
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The FAFSA form is here for NH students and easier to complete — for real this time
The federal application to obtain college financial aid next year is out early and it’s easier to complete. That’s big
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Trump administration abruptly cuts academic support for more than 5,000 N.H. students
The Trump administration has abruptly ended programs that were helping more than 5,000 New Hampshire students pursue college and careers.
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More people in NH prisons could soon have a path to a degree
More people in New Hampshire’s prisons will soon be able to earn their college degrees. The White Mountain Community College
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Lawsuit hits N.H. immigration enforcement
A lawsuit filed in federal court in New Hampshire Friday seeks to stop immigration officials from revoking the legal status
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