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The Vice-Chancellor, Hallmark University, Ijebu Itele, Ogun State, Prof. Segun Odunola, has emphasized the need for quality research and discipline in the

We have previously discussed how activism in the media and corporations has triggered increasing public backlash. Social agendas have undermined trust and profits, but the pressure to pursue those goals remains high regardless of their cost. The same appears to be true for higher education. Universities and colleges have been criticized for purging their ranks…

Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) has signed a new deal with a university and a company in Latvia. The company announced July 13 that it will partner with

The World Bank has warned that the number of people living below the international poverty line of $2.15 (about K2 280) per day in Malawi could increase if the country continues to face climate or external shocks. In its recent Malawi Poverty and Equity Brief, the Bretton Woods institution said the poverty projection based on

Teams of two-to-four college students to acted as fraud fighters to uncover a romance scam where individuals pretend to be someone else to manipulate a victim

The state allocated $68 million in its 2023 budget to help fund the project.

Technological University of the Shannon (TUS ) has been announced as the new coordinator for RUN-EU (Regional University Network-European University ), making it the first Irish university appointed as lead of a European University.

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Civil Air Patrol cadets from across the country converged this week upon the Middle Tennessee State University campus to participate in national-level science and engineering academy hosted by the College of Basic and Applied Sciences. The 31 youths are part of the U.S. Air Force volunteer civilian auxiliary’s National Cadet Engineering Technology Academy, also known as E-Tech, which MTSU has hosted since 2017. The 31 cadets, selected t...

Extreme microorganisms carpeting the Atacama Desert in Chile illuminate how life might have first taken hold on Earth’s surface.

The SEAS-colada could be the hottest summer drink. Gin, pineapple juice, coconut milk, and a dielectric elastomer actuator-based soft peristaltic pump are all required.