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As seniors look back on their time as undergraduates, they find gratitude for the educators who also served as their mentors, supporters, and sources of inspiration. Seniors were asked to celebrate the professors they cherished most, and here are their thoughts. Dr. William Bubelis, Associate Professor of Classics Senior Ana María Núñez is a Classics […]

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A former opera singer turned entrepreneur, author and trainer in leadership communication is set to address the Rocky Mount Area Chamber of Commerce’s 2024 Women’s Leadership Conference on Wednesday.

Federal investment in STEM education, though significant, can hardly be described as a generational response to a national security crisis.

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Federal funding was announced Monday for eight new water projects across West Virginia.

May 1 is an exciting date on the calendar for outdoor sporting folks in New York state.

A truck driver found out the hard way this past weekend that GPS guidance systems can sometimes be all wet.

The second new nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle in Georgia has entered commercial operation after cost overruns and delays, marking a significant milestone in carbon-free electricity generation.

BOSTON — With federal money drying up for a pandemic-related program that provides discounts on internet service for low-income families, the states two U.S. senators are asking industry groups to