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Music can instantly bring back memories — even if we haven’t thought about those events, people, or places for years.A program at the University of Arizona has been cataloging those musical memories. The Arizona Musical Memory Archive has interviewed more than 130 people to get their stories, and now the podcast has been downloaded in nearly 30 countries.

W. R. Berkley Corporation today announced the appointment of Shadi Albert as president of Berkley Luxury Group. The appointment is effective immediately. Mr. Albert is a highly-experienced property... | March 27, 2023

Though a majority of US founders have a bachelor's, Philly startup founders told us they gained more from life experience than business-focused academics.

As part of Temple’s efforts to advance climate action and environmental justice, the Office of Sustainability recognizes students’ role as changemakers. Enter EcoReps—undergraduate peer educators who promote and lead sustainability initiatives across campus. They help the office achieve its goals through programming, outreach, service, research and communication around the

The entranceway to Reading High School, located about an hour northwest of Philadelphia, can be intimidating.

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 17 (ANI/NewsVoir): The Malad Kandivli Education Society (MKES) has recently launched a new-age business school in the commercial hub of Mumbai - the MKES Business School

Its not too late to make 2023 the year you finally budget your money.

/PRNewswire/ -- Lockton, the worlds largest privately-held insurance brokerage, has announced Kevin Haas as the firms Senior Vice President and Unit Manager...

The Daily Collegian won first place in the 2023 Student Keystone Media Awards in the Division I Sweepstakes category and took first place in nine out of 24 categories.

Temple University has received a $10.9 million gift to provide scholarships, assistive technology and career support services to students living with physical disabilities. The gift comes from the late Jeanne Zweig, a 1953 Temple graduate who earned her degrees while living with cerebral palsy and went on to create her own accounting firm. Funds from the new Jeanne Zweig Endowment will be available to eligible students starting in fall 2023 through Temple's Office of Disability Resources.