The Video Game History Foundation will make its digital library publicly available beginning next week, check out the details here. It looks like Dragon Age: The Veilguard has just gotten its ...

The Center for Native American Youth selected a University of Oklahoma student for its 20250 Champions ... a literacy nonprofit hosting free community workshops for Native people, that was started ...

Play video Those interested in the free demo will be able to find the Nintendo Switch version on the Nintendo eShop, the PS4 and PS5 version on the PlayStation Store, and the PC version on Steam.

When junior Marissa Mathieson, a Diné student at WashU, arrived on campus, she was frustrated to find how little support there is for Native American students such as herself. “I was disheartened and ...

Please stay safe.” “To aid in the relief effort, Santa Monica Studios will be joining Sony and our Los Angeles PlayStation sister studios in making donations to organisations providing ...

A new investigation by The Associated Press and Chalkbeat found that Native American students are more likely to be chronically absent from school today — way more likely. This was true to some extent ...

Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a plan to offer free tuition to state and city colleges for students pursuing associates degrees in certain high-demand fields. Hochul debuted the proposal ...

Gamers try out 'Astro Bot' at the Sony PlayStation 5 exhibition in 2024. CREDIT: CFOTO/Future Publishing via Getty Images PlayStation has revealed new AI-assisted tech that will allow the console ...

Known for innovation, Sweden offers free PhD programs to all students, including internationals. With a relatively low monthly cost of living ($2,264), many institutions also provide stipends or ...

A PlayStation Plus free game has been compared to a Nintendo GameCube masterpiece by those on PS5 who have checked out the game, which is currently free via the PS Plus Extra and PS Plus Premium ...

Between 2023–24 and 2024–25, applications increased 2.8 percent for Black students and 2.2 percent for Hispanic and Latino applicants, though applications from Native students fell by 15.4 percent.