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Idaho s higher education system received $72 9 million for buildings: Where will the money go?

Digging deeper into where the money went and how Idaho's colleges and universities will spend it on buildings and facilities.

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Higher ed received $72 9 million for buildings: Where will the money go?

But the money will leave some work unfunded and leave the colleges and universities scurrying to cover their remaining costs.

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L-C funds to be halved

BOISE — Lewis-Clark State College is in line to receive less than half of the capital projects funds the governor had recommended for the Lewiston college after the Permanent Building

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Tennessee Senate committee moves to block TikTok from public colleges

TikTok bans on government-owned devices and networks are popping up, and Tennessee is the latest making a move to limit the Chinese-owned app.

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Why TikTok bans have spread onto college campuses in multiple states

Universities in Texas, Georgia, Alabama and Oklahoma are limiting access to TikTok on campus as restrictions spread at the state and federal level.

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