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The Vandal Healing Garden and Memorial will serve as a place to honor all those who lost their lives while at the school.

Although the four students who were killed at the King Road house in Moscow in November 2022 may be the most recognized members of this group, the memorial will represent all former students who passed away while enrolled in school.

Two University of Tennessee-Knoxville researchers whose work involves studies on race will speak at Tuesday's lunch.

Survey also shows food expenditures 20% higher than last January.

SubmittedLINCOLN-- More than 6,800 University of Nebraska-Lincoln students have been named to the Deans' List for the fall semester of the 2

Local briefs include:• Heritage skills classes offered• Elkhart County Garden Expo set for Feb. 24• Staying scam safe

Experts Dr. Ted Futris & Dr. Ron Werner-Wilson discuss the essence of Valentine's Day, revealing the science behind love and how to foster healthy relationships.

The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff is working to combat food insecurity and food deserts in Pine Bluff and Fayetteville, Arkansas through cooperation with local preK-12 schools, Dr. Karleah Harris, assistant professor for UAPB’s Department of Human Sciences, said. Specifically, the project focuses on […]

Distinguished leaders assume key roles at prominent academic institutions, signaling a time of transition and renewed leadership in higher education. Continue reading to learn more.

Poland's diplomatic efforts – bridging the gap in the Franco-German tandem for the sake of Ukraine and the future of the enlarged EU. New momentum for the Weimar Triangle