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Rosalie Otero, a distinguished figure in the field of honors education and an influential voice in championing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), has been celebrated for her extensive work in the University Honors Program at the University of New...

Michela Cupello has been elected chair of the commission; Martha Anderson as vice chair; and Parice Bowser as secretary. Membership is made up of representatives from faculty, staff and students.

In commemoration of Veteran's Day, Angelo State University has named retired U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Thomas G. Nurre Sr. as the 2023 ASU Veteran of the Year.

The University of Louisiana Monroe Honors Program attended the annual meeting of the National Society for Minorities in Honors Conference on October 25-27, in Fayetteville, AR hosted by the University of Arkansas. The theme of the conference was “Why Honors? The Value of an Honors Education for Students From Underrepresented Backgrounds.”

While traveling to Kenya and Uganda earlier this year, Harper Colleges Mukila Maitha was thinking about the big picture.

FLORENCE, S.C. -- Tuesday, Francis Marion played host to a naming ceremony in the Honors Center on the main campus. The FMU Board of Trustees voted over the summer to

LTAI Book Group Discussion: The Round House Beginning as early as the 1500s, Europeans produced fantastical images of America’s original inhabitants. This theme challenges the stereotypical stories of Native people as living in a mythical past or as a pure but vanishing race who are isolated to reservations, removed from the rest of American society. The program is free and open to the public. Each session features a scholarly lecture and small-group discussion. Books may be borrowed for ...

During her time at Temple, biology major Nala Hamilton has delved into a passion for research and science communication. She even founded a student organization, Sci-Design, dedicated to sharing information about important science and sustainability topics in creative ways. Her research into genetics earned her a Goldwater Scholarship, a national award recognizing future

By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Richard Roundtree, the iconic actor renowned for portraying the suave private detective in the groundbreaking “Shaft” film series, has died at 81. His longtime manager, Patrick McMinn, confirmed that Roundtree succumbed to pancreatic cancer at his residence in Los Angeles. “Richard’s work and career served as a turning point

South Carolina State University on Friday inducted four scholars into the Dr. Emily England Clyburn Honors College.