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Docs by the Bay has announced it has recruited a family physician for both the City of Quinte West and the Mun...

The Department of Modern and Classical Languages, Literatures and Cultures (MCLLC) at the University of Kentucky will present a Russian Singing Concert on Monday, Dec. 4 at 5:30 p.m. in the Niles Gallery of the Lucille C. Little Fine Arts Library.

Although ancient Greek dramas were set to music, their scores have virtually all been lost. So classics scholar John Franklin — who's also a keyboardist...

Atchison, Kansas – The Benedictine College Raven Athletic Hall of Fame Committee has proudly announced the induction of the 1963 Men's Soccer Varsity Team

Sixteen students from the Department of Modern and Classical Languages, Literature and Cultures will recite poetry in Russian and English, followed by 16 students from the School of Music performing piano ensemble compositions.

Atchison, Kansas – The Benedictine College Raven Athletic Hall of Fame Committee has proudly announced the induction of the 1963 Men's Soccer Varsity Team into its prestigious hall of fame. The team, which included Liborio Gomez (deceased), were honored during the Homecoming weekend in October 2023, celebrating their remarkable achievements on the soccer field during their

Even if you’re a Halloween enthusiast, there’s still a lot you may not know about the holiday. Now, you can deepen your knowledge of spooky season — including the origins of some our favorites traditions (from orange and black decorations to carving jack-o’-lanterns) — with this list of fun facts.

This year marks 40 years since the first Armenian language course at CSUN was offered. Today, the Armenian Studies Program (ASP) offers 10 courses. CSUN is home to the largest Armenian student population out of the entire California State University system – admitting about 450 Armenian students annually. Although the program has been around for...

VALDOSTA – Valdosta State University students are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. Faculty and staff gathered Wednesday evening from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. to hear guest lecturer Essah Diaz, a

This year marks 40 years since the first Armenian language course at CSUN was offered. Today, the Armenian Studies Program (ASP) offers 10 courses. CSUN is home to the largest Armenian student population out of the entire California State University system – admitting about 450 Armenian students annually. Although the program has been around for...