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CHESANING — Ronald Sutliff isn’t new to publishing, but he had never dipped into the novel world before.

Richard Sobieray, CFO of the University of South Florida, will transition his efforts to advance USFs partnership with Tampa General Hospital.

With 30% of the jobs in Yankton comprised of manufacturing, Yankton has a lot to celebrate during National Manufacturing Week.

When manufacturing employs 1 in 3 people in our community’s workforce, that means it has a major impact on everyone. Manufacturing is one of the four major industries that contribute

EAST GREENSBORO, N.C. (Oct. 2, 2023) – The Triad Business Journal has named three North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University leaders to its seventh annual Power Players list, which

WHO: Five students from USI's Engineers in Action (EIA) chapter—Koby Lindner, Josiah Hollis, Lisa Botello, Melanie Cedeno Morales and Miguel Pinto—and Dr. Jason Hill, Associate Professor of Engineering, and Justin Amos, Laboratory Manager of the Applied Engineering Center WHAT: Students and facul

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After months of construction and demolition, the doors are now open at a new Sprouts Famers Market at the former site of Tampa's University Mall, now known as Rithm at Uptown.

A new lab at the University of South Florida will help speed up the development of technologies for the U.S. military.

The University of Northern Iowa is reaching new heights in the engineering industry. With the renovation of the Applied Engineering Building and the unveiling of their first-ever engineering degree, UNI is on pace to become a major contender in the educational pursuits of future engineers.  The new Bachelor of Science in Materials Science and Engineering...