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Mark Stemen has always been an advocate for the planet's health; he's receiving recognition for it.

Mark Stemen has always been an advocate for the planet's health; he's receiving recognition for it.

Open education resource offered MARQUETTE — Northern Michigan University has created an open educational resource Faculty Learning Community representing a

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Instructors at the University of Louisville are using virtual reality (VR) tools to promote active learning with their students. Through UofL’s Delphi Center for Teaching and Learning, instructors have piloted VR activities for an array of course subjects. Students have used VR in the class to manipulate formula elements, experience the other side of the world and more.  

These 23 seniors took a moment before finals to share what their Bass Connections experiences have meant to them.

Wooster receives $475 thousand HHMI grant to support inclusive excellence in research mentoring in STEM.

Identity politics has engulfed the humanities and social sciences on American campuses; now it is taking over the hard sciences. Read the whole story here.

HUNTINGTON — Kimberly McFall, associate professor of curriculum and instruction at Marshall University, has received a Fulbright Scholar Award to work in Poland at the University of Wroclaw, according to

Timely reports from Sacramento News & Review writers on breaking news and big issues.

Dr. Pam Boehm is retiring as Hill College president after over 40 years of service, effective May 31. The board of trustees accepted her retirement, with regrets, during the Jan.