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Jacquelyn McCray, a retired University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff dean, provost and vice chancellor was recently honored for her decades of work done as an educational trailblazer.

Homicide police say all four are considered victims, but details about the nature of the incident, and the causes of deaths, have not been revealed.

Police in Moscow, Idaho, say that the four victims of a homicide that occurred near the University of Idaho campus over the weekend were apparently stabbed.

MOSCOW (The Spokesman-Review) — Police investigators swarmed a home near the University of Idaho Monday in the aftermath of an apparent attack that left four students dead. Law enforcement officials gave few details about what led to the deaths that were discovered on Sunday, but described their work as a homicide investigation. The Latah County […]

The innocence of campus life was shattered over the weekend by the murder of four university students.

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It began with 10 teachers receiving just $15,000 per year. Now, dozens of future educators are enrolled in UNM’s College of Education and Human Sciences’ (COEHS) Albuquerque and District Partner Teacher Residencies (APTR and DPTR) and are earning over...

University of Idaho President C. Scott Green confirmed the four victims were students living off campus in Moscow.

Both Oregon State University and OSU-Cascades broke fall enrollment records. The 2022 fall class of 204 first-year students at Oregon State University - Cascades is the largest in the campus's history and represents a 16.6% increase from a year ago. OSU-Cascades students also are taking more courses than in fall 2021. Full-time equivalency, the metric used to measure the number of academic credits taken per student, increased by 9.8% from a year ago. The Bend campus now enrolls 1,271 studen...

Both Oregon State University and OSU-Cascades broke fall enrollment records. The 2022 fall class of 204 first-year students at Oregon State University – Cascades is the largest in the campus’s history and represents a 16.6% increase from