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When people think about history, there are several eras and events that have had life-altering effects. It’s a generalization, for sure. History is full of pivotal moments. Just check out

Not surprisingly, American congressional approval of military aid to Ukraine was met with undisguised gloom by Russian state TV.

Almost 300 feet above the skyline in the center of our state stands Victory, a classic Greek-inspired sculpture envisioned to be the Hoosier version of Nike, the goddess of war.

As the semester winds down, many students are already dreaming of lazy summer days. But hold on a minute! Summer can be a fantastic time to not only relax but a

The toneless, ear-splitting music played currently by state legislators results from their disastrous fiddling around with public education.

Q: We are planning to build a new house in a couple of years, so we have been working on some repainting of our existing house, along with some other

Earlier this week, I was interviewed by the Atlanta Journal Constitution’s award winning journalist Ernie Suggs about the respectful debate thats emerged among Morehouse alumni about President Joe Biden being

I was deeply honored to receive the “Bob Johnson Trailblazer” trophy at the fourth annual African Americans in Media Awards (AAIM) celebration in Tallahassee, Florida.

The clinic received a few interesting phone messages this past week. A request was being made for our volunteers to return their phone calls because they had heard from a

The Davis & Elkins College students who presented their research at the 14th Annual Kump Education Research Seminar at Kump Education Center Thursday demonstrat