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Evanston resident Desiree Schippers (Communication ’22) initially started learning Russian to speak to her partner’s family, but said she struggled to find a place to practice. Along with more than 30 ...

Tucked away in a wing of the Yakima Central Library earlier this month was a session of an ongoing class meant to help keep an endangered Indigenous language alive. The instructor taught the attendees ...

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Starting in January 2024, Worcester Dual Language Magnet School’s Parent-Teacher Organization members worked together to raise money to create a bilingual library. One year later, the school, formally ...

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