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The email challenge connects participants with tips, research, and resources to help blend nature, nutrition, finances, mental wellness, and more.

During Liberty University’s Spring Break next week, over 340 students will travel around the globe on 16 school-sponsored trips for educational and service-related opportunities, spreading the message of the Gospel while furthering their classroom knowledge as they prepare for future...

The critical first year of life strongly correlates with improved cognitive function among 3- to 5-year-olds.

Faculty members work in partnership with Public Service and Outreach and Extension.

University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment professor Vanessa Jackson recently earned the 2023 Council of Administrators of Family and Consumer Sciences Excellence in Administration award.

The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Sciences held its annual Flavors of Carolina show Feb. 27 in Concord, once again giving N.C. food producers an opportunity to showcase some

NORTH VERNON, Ind. - Two Jennings County teachers were recently named "Teacher of the Year" of their respective schools, Jill Stoner of Jennings Count...

The students come from every region in Utah, bringing their skills, talents and academic acumen to the Sterling Scholar Awards in search of recognition and college money.

Born from an idea in 1962, the program conceived by the Deseret News and KSL sought to bring recognition to students in 12 different fields of study, now since grown to 15.

The University of Central Arkansas will demolish Short/Denney Hall this year, following approval by the universitys board of trustees during a teleconference meeting Thursday.