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Four students were found dead Sunday. No suspect is in custody.

Earning a degree for one of the most underappreciated, yet rewarding jobs in the world, just got easier. UNM’s College of Education and Human Sciences (COEHS) is redesigning its special education programs to make them more obtainable for future...

Concern, but hope comes from journalist and author Sam Quinones about the grim reality that fentanyl and methamphetamine have caused across the United States.

The summer before Cameron Monistere started his senior year at Auburn University, he felt a lump in his throat. This was not the anxiety-induced, metaphorical kind. It was a physical one on his lymph node.

Collaboration and experimentation across disciplines underscore two University of Guelph Canada Research Chairs (CRC)—one new, the other renewed—recently funded…

A new study conducted on Prince Edward Island wanted to find out how not just humans, but also horses are affected by equine-assisted therapy.

Four University of Idaho students were killed during a "targeted attack" according to police, who are looking for a suspect.

Moscow authorities have identified four University of Idaho students found dead Sunday in a suspected homicide

William Shen’s ties to Purdue University are deep and wide, dating to when his parents arrived in West Lafayette from China during the late 1940s, fleeing the fallout from World War II. His father, John, a Purdue alum, and mother, Florence, settled here. During the 1960s, they started a family business, Crestview Apartments, that continues today to provide housing for Boilermakers, including Purdues large international student population.

The holiday season finds many people preparing grocery lists and coordinating family gatherings.