Three students at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay are producing a Spanish-language podcast for the Latino community in their area. The project allows the students to practice their language skills while informing Spanish-speaking listeners about news and feature stories, and highlighting people and issues that may be overlooked by other sources in the community.

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont announced Monday that the state will use $10.7 million of its federal coronavirus relief funds to support summer programs. The initiative, Learner Engagement and Attendance Program, will include summer education programs and, in some cases, in-home support.

A spike in coronavirus cases has prompted Ontario, Canada, to revert back to remote instruction and close all schools to in-person learning. Officials cited the recent spring break as a factor, saying it was risky to return students to group settings.

Happy Being, a functional beverage startup, aims to supply consumers with a drink that supports overall health on a daily basis. The white tea-based drink sources pterostilbene from a water-soluble component of turmeric to support inflammation control and immune support from elderberry powder.

Holocaust survivors are telling their stories in short videos via the #ItStartedWithWords campaign on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. A recent survey revealed that 63% of Generation Z members and Millennials didn't know how many Jewish people died during the Holocaust, and campaign participants hope that offering their perspectives can raise awareness as well as illustrating the deadly consequences of hate speech.