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Westminster College will present its spring Honors Convocation recognizing the academic achievements of Westminster students at 5 p.m., Wednesday, April 19, in Orr Auditorium on the College’s campus.

Weatherford College Place 4 incumbent Doug Dowd is seeing a challenge from Scott Butler in the May 6 election.

Hannah Lennox, a RIC senior in the Department of Health and Physical Education (HPE), has become the department’s first student to complete the College Honors Program. Designed for motivated students with superior academic records, RIC’s College Honors Program provides individualized study, honors classes and opportunities to engage in other unique intellectual and social activities.

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A total of 14 students representing each of Fayette’s public high schools have been selected to attend the 2023 Governor’s Honors Program (GHP) on the campus of Georgia Southern University […]

Three local high school students will enjoy an enriching academic experience at the “prestigious” Georgia Governor’s Honors Program this summer.Funded completely by the Georgia General …

Hannah Lennox, a RIC senior in the Department of Health and Physical Education (HPE), has become the department’s first student to complete the College Honors Program. Designed for motivated students with superior academic records, RIC’s College Honors Program provides individualized study, honors classes and opportunities to engage in other unique intellectual and social activities.

PHILIPPI — An interim president has been named to lead Alderson Broaddus University. Dr. Andrea Bucklew, Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic A

KINGSTON, R.I. – April 12, 2023 – Lina Al Taan Al Hariri, a University of Rhode Island junior triple majoring in international studies, global language and area

The University of Minnesota’s Honors Program announced a new model of providing academic advising services during the spring semester, forcing many students to change advisers.