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Colleges and universities moving away from standardized tests in admissions decisions

More than eight out of every 10 colleges and universities that award bachelor’s degrees no longer require or do not consider standardized tests in admissions decisions, according to a national survey released Wednesday. The latest tally from FairTest, an Arlington, Mass., group that has long been critical of the SAT
United States Carnegie Mellon University Penn State University New Kensington New Hampshire Harry Feder

Part of Hatfield's Ferry power plant to be razed

The cooling towers at another closed coal-fired power plant in Southwestern Pennsylvania will be demolished Thursday morning. Two concrete hyperbolic cooling towers — one 500 feet tall and the other 550 feet tall — will be imploded at FirstEnergy Corp.’s former Hatfield’s Ferry Power Station along the Monongahela River in
United States Greene County Todd Meyers Duquesne Light Co Firstenergy Corp Southwestern Pennsylvania

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Duquesne grad student studies intersection of 'craft, church and a life of faith' in Appalachia

When Gwendolen Jackson was growing up in Bridgeport, Ohio, across the river from Wheeling, W.Va., along the northwestern edge of Appalachia, it seemed like everyone she knew did some sort of crafting. She also grew up in a churchgoing family, and that seemed to go hand in hand with crafting.
United States Brighton Heights Gwendolen Jackson Duquesne University Quilt Is Something Human

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