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After a long delay, sales prices have been recorded for the high-end Grand Avenue condominiums developed by Harry Bookey and Pamela Bass-Bookey. The Kathleen J. Fehrman Revocable Trust paid $2,838,799 for a unit that takes up half of the top floor in the eight-story building at 3750 Grand Ave. (O

The University of Alabama in Huntsville notched a record $169.5 million in research and development expenditures for Fiscal Year 2022.

This week we're going to take a detour into understanding the structure of academia, in particular the different kinds of 'professors' and their academic ranks in the American system, with a particular focus on 'non-tenure track' faculty (which is to say, as we'll see, 'most teaching faculty.') This is intended as the first in a…

As most industries rebound from the pandemic, Emory College graduates choosing either jobs or continuing education are achieving great success. For employers, the curricular and co-curricular skills and experiences of Emory’s liberal arts students create a nearly unbeatable combination.

UNIVERSITY, MISSISSIPPI (April 24, 2023) — Elizabeth Howard, of Muscatine, Iowa, pursuing a BA in Mathematics, was honored in the 2022-23 class of Who's Who Among Students at the University of Mississippi.Howard was in the company of 201 Ole Miss students who were recognized with the distinction during a ceremony on April 14 at the Gertrude C Ford Center for the Performing

EMORY, Va. — Emory & Henry College announced its decision in late March to follow in the footsteps of neighboring higher education institutions by completing a status change, which will

UNIVERSITY, MISSISSIPPI (April 21, 2023) — Elizabeth Howard, of Muscatine, Iowa, majoring in Mathematics, was among the more than seventy University of Mississippi students to receive a 2023 Marcus Elvis Taylor Memorial Medal, the university's highest academic award.The honorees were recognized for their achievements on Thursday, April 13, with a dinner at The Inn at Ole Miss

/PRNewswire/ -- AIP Publishing has signed a three-year Read & Publish agreement with the University of Cincinnati that will provide the universitys scientific...

Cultivating research mindset and critical thinking among students is important, but does this require foregoing the necessary academic routine of “teaching a course, administering tests, and grading students”?

North Carolina lawmakers and Gov. Roy Cooper have proposed that the state give $50 million to a business-led nonprofit that wants to set up regional hubs to promote the commercialization of university research and know-how. Here are the details as reported by Business North Carolina.