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From Wednesday, Feb. 15 to Thursday, Feb. 16, Virginia Tech celebrated its annual 24-hour Giving Day event. The event kicked off at 12 p.m. EST and concluded at the same

More than 6,900 University of Nebraska-Lincoln students have been named to the dean’s list for the fall semester of the 2022-23 academic year.

The proposed Deocha-Pachami coal mine in West Bengal’s Birbhum could be the world’s second-largest coal mine but the local indigenous and lower caste population is protesting the mine for the impact it will have on the environment and on their rights over land.

In the long arc of California history, among redwood giants like Hiram Johnson, Earl Warren, Ronald Reagan, Pat and Jerry Brown, one name stands out: Dianne Feinstein. She is not

A number of leading medical professionals and a US lawyer have written an open letter pointing out that the Israeli occupation authorities continue to block the passage of vital medical supplies to th...

Issues in the supply, distribution, diversity, and resiliency of healthcare workers in Oregon. Lead author Tao Li is an assistant professor in OSU’s College of Public Health and Human Sciences.

A University of Idaho professor partnered with a UI graduate to create the first book chronicling Black history at the university — a history that is richer than some might

EAST LANSING, Mich. — Police were searching late Monday night for a lone gunman who opened fire in two Michigan State University buildings killing three people and wounding at least

The Jefferson City School District has selected a new principal for South Elementary School next year.

A University of Idaho professor partnered with a UI graduate to create the first book chronicling Black history at the university — a history that is richer than some might