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The Baylor University community this week is grieving the loss of a professor who died in a farming accident on Saturday.

E-flux Architecture presents “Modernism on the Frontier: Architecture and Regional Planning in the Interwar Soviet Union, a lecture by Alla Vronskaya at e-flux on Tuesday, March 5 at 7pm.

EU enlargement is inevitable for geopolitical reasons. However, EU members must intensify work on the practicalities of expanding the Union to 35 members while securing broad support for the process from European citizens.  

Pine Bluff, AR — Julius Handcock grew up on a family farm with his parents and seven siblings in St. Francis County in Arkansas where they grew vegetables and field crops and raised livestock. Now he manages 923 acres for the University of Arkansas at […]

The story of the microchip's Cold War past, corporate present and quantum future.

Stillwater has a new candidate running for Oklahoma State Senate District 21.

Find out which area students were named to the deans list at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Non-tenured career-track faculty can have an official voice in faculty governance at OSU, but on Wednesday, OSU officials refused Wednesday to disclose how many tenured and tenure-track faculty voted for

The University of New Mexico is lending a helping hand to local districts through their Teacher Residency Program.

Ukraine's resistance: a beacon of hope for European unity and prosperity - a letter from the editor.