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Normal academic or learning activities at the University of Liberia Fendell campus were disrupted on Wednesday, 30 August by protesting students demanding chairs. 

Salovey enters his final academic year as Yale’s 23rd president after a decade of fostering unity, innovation, accessibility, and excellence.

DeKALB – Commuter students with yellow parking passes will find parking has reached new heights of accessibility for them. Seven parking lots have changed from requiring faculty and staff blue parking passes to becoming hybrid blue-yellow pass lots. This change means students who use commuter parking will have more places to park, sharing the lots...

A statewide collection of historic fraternal lodges, the former home of a wealthy South Bend industrialist, and once-bustling venues in Anderson, Evansville and Stinesville. Those sites are among Indiana Landmarks’

As part of its ongoing Capital Renewal program, USF will be making campus-wide upgrades to its elevators starting this Monday, according to Director of Communications and Engagement Aaron Nichols. The $2.1 million project is one of 87 projects part of the university’s renewal program being funded

UNF's Physics Department and the Astronomy Club are hosting monthly Astronomy Night sessions for the public to enjoy viewing and learning about the wonders of the night sky.

Those sites made Indiana Landmarks' 10 “Most Endangered" list, published by the nonprofit seeking to save historic and “meaningful” places.

The mountains around Seoul have an average height of 410 meters, making them quite low and easy for hikers of all skill levels.

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – Nevada joins the nation in a shortfall of professionals within the cyber workforce, which the White House is taking measures to reverse as cyber threats evolve. That’s according to Kembra Walden, acting national cyber director for the White House, who acknowledges cyber criminals are preying on the vulnerability of those increasingly […]

The International Space Mission (ISM) Training Program ended July 25 with stratospheric balloons launched from the Cudworth, Sask. airport.