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Murfreesboro, TN - Lucas De Freitas, an 18-year-old from Germantown, Tennessee, recently attended a special event at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) alongside his mother, Lucia De Freitas. Their visit was prompted by Lucas's keen interest in MTSU's Honors College and his aspirations of securing the prestigious Buchanan Fellowship, the top scholarship awarded at the university.   Lucas's journey towards MTSU began when he attended the 2023 Tennessee Governor&r...

Editor’s note: Rachel Seale is a staff reporter for the news desk. However, she is not actively working for the newspaper during her campaign.   The Crimson White’s Leah Bethea sat down with Homecoming queen candidate Rachel Seale to discuss Seale’s homecoming platform.   Leah Bethea: Introduce yourself: major, hometown and any other details you want to...

ISLAMABAD -- A soldier and a terrorist were killed in combat between security forces and terrorists in the north Waziristan district of Pakistan northwest Khybe

University of Louisiana at Lafayette Honors Spring 2021 Outstanding Graduates Individual ceremonies for the University’s eight academic colleges and Graduate School will be held on Friday and Saturday at the Cajundome and the Cajundome Convention Center. Posted: May 13, 2021 8:32 AM Updated: May 13, 2021 8:40 AM Posted By: Sharlee Jacobs Alex Zappi is the University of Louisiana at Lafayette’s Outstanding Graduate. Zappi is among eight award finalists who will be recognized Friday and Sa...

Ed Brennen As the Biden Administration continues to push the pace of COVID-19 vaccinations — with a new goal of having 200 million doses administered by the end of April — pharmaceutical companies Moderna, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson are working around the clock to meet demand. For those working on the vaccine production lines — like UMass Lowell alumni Christina Michel ’17 and Brian Madigan ’19 at Moderna — it is both exhausting an...

Leaving the comfortable nest of academia and education can be very intimidating for students who are suddenly thrust into the job market and left to fend for themselves. To give guidance and an opportunity to plan and help advance student careers, two UCalgary Alumni Career Coaches will be hosting “Conversations with a Career Coach,” on Jan. 25 from 12-1 p.m. According to Carol Wert, one of the coaches, this event is a virtual open forum discussion where students can ask questions related ...