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EDWARDS, G. Roger G. Roger Edwards, age 94, died June 9, 2009, in Haverford, PA. Born in Southington, he was the son of the late George and Alice (Heathcote) Edwards. He was a graduate of Lewis High School, Southington. Roger received his BA from Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME, and continued his education by earning an […]

American photographer Robert McCabe pictured post-war Greece in hundreds of mesmerizing photos that depicted the landscape and people

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Each year, an Elmira College student is recognized with the Kathlene Arnott Watters 65 Prize. The prize is awarded to an exceptional graduating student in American Studies, Classical Studies, English Literature, History, or Philosophy and Reli...

Editor’s Note: This is the 549th in a series of articles recalling vintage Huntington scenes.

An author and professor is highlighting the first African-American Archaeologist, born in Hephzibah.

As a Paine professor, John Wesley Gilbert spoke and taught Greek, French, German, Latin and Hebrew. As a Black archaeologist, he broke new ground.

YOUNGSTOWN — Finalists for the Youngstown State University provost seat are scheduled separately to visit open forums on three upcoming dates at Moser Hall.

The past few months have been filled with shocking reports of in-flight incidents by Boeing airplanes, with multiple emergency landings due to mechanical problems ranging from wing damage to cracks in windows. Videos of tires flying off a plane during takeoff and of a midflight door blowout quickly made waves on the internet, frightening the...

Drawing income while learning in their fields will enrich academic life and future opportunity, especially for disadvantaged minority students, administrators said.