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Dr. Renée Umstattd Meyer, associate dean for research, and Dr. Andy Meyer, associate professor in sport foundations, were not ring-by-springers, but they now find their offices across the hall.

Todays local briefs include:• Program on food budgeting, meal planning offered• Goonies-themed escape room happening• C.R. 200 S to close for bridge replacement• Wolcottville advises of water repairs• New Paris

For the second year in a row, UNM Physical Education students are being recognized nationwide among their peers. The Society of Health and Physical Educators (SHAPE) just had its 138th National Convention & Expo in Cleveland, Ohio, where students...

* China has actively expanded its vocational education to align with the demands of enterprises in recent years. According to this years government work report, the country will redouble its efforts to improve vocational education.

Chen Meina, a 29-year-old elderly carer, made a deliberate choice to stay in Germany and continue with her work during the Spring Festival, rather than

DeKALB – For one week, students are able to learn more about their majors and careers through the Major and Career Exploration fair.  From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday in the Holmes Student Center’s Regency Room, Career Services held a workshop and panel for the Major and Career Exploration Fair. Each day this week...

Student Government announced the students who claimed their Senate seats by way of write-in votes and final vote tallies in all races Monday, after initially announcing Finance Director Martin Hursh and Vice President Quinn Margrett won the presidential election alongside all 18 balloted Senate candidates vying for 36 seats. A total of 3,412 students participated...

The fair, a dynamic platform for young minds in grades 6-12 to present their STEM research projects, is set to feature over 600 participants showcasing more than 480 projects.

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K-State's All-University Open House is from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 6, on the Man