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View the magazine that features an alumnus who makes baking a labor of love and a single mom, struggling with a chronic illness, who is determined to give her son a better life. (pdf) Plus: The [...]

Written by Rhonda Morin Millions of dollars are circulated through the economy as a direct result of spending by Thomas and its employees, students and graduates. One hundred and twenty Maine [...]

Written by Rhonda Morin Case statement for Thomas College’s largest capital campaign to date ($9.6 million) Thomas is distinctive in a way that no other college in New England can afford to [...]

by Rhonda Morin Practical Education Leads to Career Advancement Thomas College’s roots are in business. Since its inception in 1894, it has had an excellent reputation for producing [...]

Edited by Rhonda Morin Speaks of the rising hostility toward the U.S., refocus of counter-terrorism policies Former United States Senator George Mitchell visited the College during a heated [...]

by Rhonda Morin College Students Today Expect Results They and their parents commit to a significant investment that is promoted as the key to a better financial future. As more and more colleges [...]

Edited by Rhonda Morin Advancements in Girl’s and Women’s Education Rely on Changing Men’s Attitudes The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan’s health and education [...]

Edited by Rhonda Morin This is the first in a series of articles about Oregon’s mental health courts. Today: Washington County’s Mental Health Court offers compassionate approach Special [...]

By Oregon Health News staff SALEM—Democrats passed a bill out of committee in late May that will increase by fivefold the tax on the state’s largest hospitals and start a new tax on [...]

House committee passes pared down health care reform bill Oregon’s House Health Care Committee passed a health care reform package that puts the shell of a health authority in place, but leaves [...]