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The Temple community reflects on the legacy of President Epps.

Catholic bishops in Canada are gathered this week in King City, Ontario, for their annual Plenary Assembly, to discuss a series of is...

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“We are continuing to grow and it’s due to the great support of the community, the environment that it offers," UND president says during "Wake Up to UND" breakfast.

The University of Oregon once again saw increased grant funding during fiscal year 2022-2023 (FY 23), a key predictor of research growth. Beyond that metric, faculty at early and mid-career levels received prestigious awards or were named fellows of

This list showcases in broad terms the general strategy for poverty reduction in Egypt. To get into specifics one of the ways in which to...

RUSTON, La. (KTVE/KARD) — According to officials, Bettye Pate, Louisiana Tech alumni from class of 1959, has donated two $100,000 scholarships to Louisiana Tech’s Applied and Natural Science program. The two scholarships will be used for degrees in Human Ecology and nursing. Pate donated on behalf of her husband, Aylon Pate, who passed away in […]

When government officials and school leaders closed classrooms because of the COVID-19 pandemic, many students switched to virtual learning. Some schools, however, have continued to utilize virtual options for students,

Two Nobel laureates and an astronaut are among the newest class of internationally renowned scholars selected to collaborate with faculty and students at Texas A&M University.

Faculty unions and some affiliate students have released statements, started petitions and turned to social media to criticize Thursday’s announcement that Brescia will merge with Western in May 2024.