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Anxiety and depression constantly piggyback on those sidelined to society's peripheries, like the members of the Filipino Deaf community.

After Kenneth Law lost his job as a low-level cook at the Royal York hotel, he found another way to make money: peddling suicide kits on the internet. Now, he’s been linked to the deaths of over 100 people around the world—and their grieving families want justice

With a loaded agenda that created “robust” conversation, as Faculty Senate President Jolynn Dowling called it, the Faculty Senate discussed topics relating to market-based compensation and the Kansas Board of Regents’ academic program review with administration and approved two new academic programs at their Oct. 23 meeting. Market-based compensation update Vicki Whisenhant, the executive director...

For University of Prince Edward Island students who stop in, the room provides a much-needed space to catch up with each other, get academic advice, or just relax.

The Jewish News of Northern California

Matthew T. Hora’s profile on The Conversation

IOWA CITY – Earlier this month more than 600 University of Iowa undergraduate, graduate, and professional students received their degrees. These Hawkeyes have engaged, excelled, and stretched to reach their

The students put in many months of hard work.

Amy Woodbeck, Minot State professional and community education coordinator, was awarded the Minot Education Association (MEA) Friend of Education Award on Monday.

The Bachelor of Science in Design* (BS Design) program at SCI-Arc is a 4-year nonprofessional degree preparing students for interdisciplinary creative careers.