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MSUs trees are a living, breathing part of MSUs past, present and future.

WILLIAMSBURG — The University of the Cumberlands Campus Tree Committee is hosting a photo contest in honor of Arbor Day. The contest is open to all currently enrolled students in

The University of the Cumberlands Campus Tree Committee is hosting a photo contest in honor of Arbor Day. The contest is open to all currently enrolled students in grades 1-12 and undergraduate college students, and there are monetary prizes for first, second, and third place.

University of the Cumberlands has been named a 2020 Tree Campus Higher Education institution by the National Arbor Day Foundation. It’s the fifth consecutive year for the school to receive this designation. The recognition honors colleges and universities and their leaders for promoting healthy trees and engaging students and staff in the spirit of conservation.

News No Comments The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has selected the winners of the 2021 Student Research and Creative Works Expo. The annual event features the latest innovative research, service or professional work, and creative projects by the student researchers at UA Little Rock.  The expo also featured presentations by the 2021 winners of the Signature Experience Awards, which provides students with grants to fund a signature experience, including a research project, creative ac...

The universitys historic campus arboretum is a living laboratory A tree symbolizes history in the depth of its roots, growth in the number of rings in its trunk and the promise of the future in its foliage. Michigan State Universitys trees are a living, breathing part of the universitys past, present and future. In 1873, William J. Beal, one of the first forestry faculty members in the country, established MSU’s campus arboretum. Today, this collection of trees is part of the oldest continuo...