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The number of colleges across the country that require physical education is down 7%.

The number of colleges across the country that require physical education is down 7%.

A new dean is looking to take Lincoln Universitys college of agriculture, environmental and human sciences to greater heights.

A new dean is looking to take Lincoln Universitys college of agriculture, environmental and human sciences to greater heights.

BVS Sight Inc. is the first company created between Boomerang Ventures Studio, Purdue Foundry and the Purdue Research Foundation.

It was another milestone day and celebration surrounding Auburn University’s College of Human Sciences Horst Schulze School of Hospitality Management as The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company co-founder Horst Schulze was honored with a naming dedication on Jan. 23 at the Tony and Libba Rane Culinary Science Center.

While the phrase ‘study abroad’ typically calls to mind images of soaring, historic European buildings and nights out in famous cities, not all academic tourism experiences mean traveling down such

In order to tell what to expect in 2023, we need to look at what will happen in 2024 when crucial elections in Russia, Ukraine, the United States, and Taiwan will be held, said a world-renowned Bulgarian political scientist Ivan Krastev in his first lecture of the year. He believes that all those elections will have a decisive effect on the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Move over, cutting boards. According to a new study, there’s a new category of items to watch out for when guarding against potential kitchen mishaps.

Move over, cutting boards. According to a new study, there’s a new category of items to watch out for when guarding against potential kitchen mishaps.