The videos seem to be part of a growing trend of paying influencers to post on political topics, often without disclosures.
Miranda Dunlap
Reporter covering pathways at Wisconsin Watch, in partnership with Open Campus.
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Work, recovery and second chances on a Wisconsin manufacturing floor
Those recovering from addiction have a difficult time finding stable employment and keeping it. Apricity Contract Packaging offers ‘a safe environment’ – one where every person is pursuing sobriety.
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Wisconsin high schools want to offer more college classes. First, teachers must go back to school.
School officials statewide want to give more students a jump start on college with dual enrollment classes. But they say they lack qualified teachers, and for busy teachers, grad school is a hard sell.
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Long wait for a dental appointment? Wisconsin tech colleges are working to fix that
A $20 million boost from the Legislature is expanding oral health training programs, aiming to ease a dental worker shortage.
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Here’s what the return of nuclear power to Kewaunee County means for Wisconsin’s workforce
Thousands of workers will be needed to construct a new nuclear plant at the Kewaunee Power Station, as well as nuclear, electrical, civil, chemical and mechanical engineers to design and operate the new reactor.
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How much debt do community college students take on? More than you might think.
On average, roughly 19 percent of last year’s graduates across the nine community colleges in the Houston region had student debt, totaling an average of $14,200.
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HCC asked 1,800 people about changing the community college’s name. Here’s what they said.
HCC Chancellor Margaret Ford Fisher has championed changing the name of the 54-year-old college, calling it a necessary step in building more credibility with employers, among other reasons.
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Q&A: How San Jacinto College is betting on virtual campuses to boost enrollment
San Jacinto College leaders are launching a fully virtual campus for more students to complete their courseloads online.
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HCC cancels student trip to London, citing fears of Trump immigration crackdown
College leaders initially offered conflicting explanations for the decision.
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Help wanted: Many HCC international students scramble for work, but few get it
When Houston Community College international student Quang Nhat Minh Le secured a part-time job crunching data in the school’s recreational sports department last summer, he unlocked a coveted experience few of his classmates get.