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A Black Man's Journey of Overcoming Adversity, Prejudice, and Hardship to Become an Educator.

The Faculty Senate tabled undoing the public censure of Hoover fellow Scott Atlas, who made anti-vaccine and inflammatory comments during the COVID-19 pandemic, to a later date. The Senate failed to pass a resolution on public Canvas.

The president now has nine vice presidents (up from four in 1990). The Dean of Students Office has gone from six persons in 1990 to sixty-five persons in 2016…

In 2022, a $2.35 million project to boost safety on campus began, bringing 240 new security camera installations per year, including at student residences and dining halls. With two years of installation to go, students expressed privacy concerns.

Newly developed data infrastructure for accelerating Open Science through industry-university collaboration in Japan

Osaka University and NEC Corporation are jointly developing a data infrastructure called RED-ONION to accelerate open science by reducing the burden on researchers to record the research process, share research data and publish them on the data aggregation platform. They are currently engaged in the R & D of three elemental technologies: (1) Technology to integrate a data aggregation platform and data publication platform, (2) Technology to generate research process information on supercompu...

Philip DiLavore III passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Terre Haute Tribune Star on 2023-08-24.

Dr. Philip DiLavore passed away in Terre Haute, Indiana. This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Greiner Funeral Home.

Clifford Brian Gillman, 81, of Williamsburg, died on Wednesday, November 23, 2022 after an extended illness. Born in Montreal, Canada, on January 30, 1941…

The Faculty Senate heard reports on campus security cameras and undergraduate education during Thursday’s meeting.