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The college received the Military Friendly Silver Award for scoring within 30% of the top 10 schools.

DeKALB – Sen. Dick Durbin and Rep. Lauren Underwood provided an update on the $1 million in funding for the Advanced Electronics Initiative and the $1.5 million in funding for a new microchip fabrication lab in the College of Engineering and Engineering Technology’s clean room. The first round of funding and inspiration for the modernization...

Nearly 150 people applied for the 15 spots in the utility line worker training program that started in early March at Bridgeports Housatonic Community College.

NorthStar’s Mo-99 program continues at the forefront of U.S. radioisotope production as the only commercialized producer of key medical radioisotopes molybdenum-99 (Mo-99)/technetium-99m (Tc-99m

MOULTRIE, Ga. - Southern Regional Technical College (SRTC) President Jim Glass has announced that Dr. Victor Burke will serve as Vice President for Academic Affairs (VPAA) of the college as

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DeKALB – The Student Government Association elections closed Wednesday. The winners were announced Friday on SGA’s Instagram. Voting was open for the executive branch positions of president, vice president, treasurer and trustee. Voting was also open for legislative positions for the College of Engineering and Engineering Technology,  College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, graduate students,...

Wednesday night in the Purdue Memorial Union, 12 teams competed for a $20,000 grand prize in the Indiana Soybean Alliance annual Student Soybean Innovation Competition. To win, Purdue students had to develop novel applications for soybeans that satisfy a market need. Items such as a soy-based glue stick, a replacement for gypsum-based drywall, sunscreen, and The post Purdue Students Compete to Create New Uses for Soybeans appeared first on Hoosier Ag Today.

Chandigarh (Punjab) [India], March 31 (ANI/PRNewswire): Chandigarh University Gharuan which already made a mark in QS World global rankings in 2022, continued its stellar performance in the QS World University Rankings 2023

Dental hygienist Christine Knights doesn’t just run her standalone practice to make a living; she’s also in business to make a difference.