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Clay County, Missouri, has a rich and complex history, which will be remembered during this year’s bicentennial observance.

Inspired by their hopes of bringing healthcare to underserved communities, two Mount St. Mary’s University students decided to graduate early to prepare for the pursuit of careers as dentists. Abigail Hacker and Jalen Jefferson both started at the Mount in the fall of 2018. Both double-majored in biology and biochemistry as Honors students, and both completed their degrees in December 2021, opting to fast-track their undergraduate programs to prepare for dental school. Touchingly, both also ch...

Bishop Anba Suriel will share his experiences and decades of study on the topic.

ROCHESTER HILLS — Oakland University mistakenly sent emails to thousands of students Jan. 4 stating that they were to receive the school’s highest scholarship.

Two Eastern Kentucky University students were awarded the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, a highly competitive study-abroad grant that receives thousands of applicants each year. Emily Burcham, an EKU Honors Program junior studying art education, and Michael McIntyre, a senior psychology major, were named recipients last fall, bringing EKU’s total number of students receiving scholarships to 12 over the past six years.

A Michigan university sent email notifications to thousands of students notifying them about a scholarship award valued at $48,000, but the email was sent in error.

A Michigan university sent email notifications to thousands of students notifying them about a scholarship award valued at $48,000, but the email was sent in error.

Several events planned for month of February

(CNN) — A Michigan university sent email notifications to thousands of students notifying them about a scholarship award valued at $48,000, but the email was sent in error. It is the second Michigan university to make a mistake like this in the month of January. On January 4, Oakland University in Rochester Hills, 28 miles […]

A Michigan university sent email notifications to thousands of students notifying them about a scholarship award valued at $48,000, but the email was sent in error.