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A large part of the next wave of Indigenous school principals will come from The University of New Mexico. There’s a growing group of dedicated learners aiming for that goal, in the Promoting Our Leadership, Learning, and Empowering Nations (POLLEN)...

The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff recently hosted a delegation of Cochran Fellows comprised of agricultural professionals, scientists, researchers and government officials from the West African countries of Ivory Coast and Ghana.

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The University of WA says it has yet to make a decision about the future of its award-winning art-biology lab, SymbioticA.

In high school, Nah’Shon Williams wanted to build a better future by pursuing a college degree in construction management. There was just one problem: The financial hurdles of even getting into college stood in the way.

Herman Kelly gets up every morning at 4:30 a.m. and trains in the pool for competitive swimming competitions. Now 68 years old, Kelly is a state champion for senior swimming.

Human-environment geographer Dr. Robin Roth discussed government interference in Indigenous environmental conservation partnerships in a Conversation Canada…

Jemma Mitchell, who decapitated her friend after murdering her, has been described as a "snake" by one of her former best friends.

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The Student Government Senate election results were announced on Friday. The election brought in 1,610 votes, according to election commissioner and psychology junior Chris Charles.