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Seven UT Knoxville students have accepted the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship from the U.S. State Department to study abroad in 2024.

Former Purdue student Adonis Tuggle was arrested on a preliminary charge of theft Wednesday after allegedly switching tags on merchandise in a West Lafayette store.

One of the first steps towards improving anything is awareness. Risks, dangers, and problems can often be resolved, as long as someone is waving the red flag. That’s exactly the reason why College of Education & Human Sciences (COEHS) Exercise Science...

Re-enchantment is a way of seeing the world and relating to the world that happens on an individual level. Our world is already enchanted. We just have to learn how to see that enchantment and relate to it.

BEDFORD- Purdue Extension- Lawrence County seeks a Health and Human Sciences Educator to serve our community with valuable programming and opportunities. Extension Educators provide the linkbetween Land Grant University research and Indiana residents by creating innovative learningopportunities ...

"The Circus City" at the Indiana History Center

A scholar, researcher, and author of the book, "The Harlan Renaissance: Stories of Black Life in Appalachian Coal Towns," Dr. William H. Turner, returns to the campus of Somerset Community

In Peru, an AI chatbot named Illary, meaning "dawn" in Quechua, is revolutionizing the preservation of indigenous languages. Developed by the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Illary creates stories in Quechua, incorporating Andean legends and culture.

Mary C. Schutten was previously executive vice president and provost at Central Michigan University, and before that dean of the College of Health and Human Sciences at San Jose State University in California. Earlier, she held administrative, teaching, and coaching positions at Dordt University in Sioux Center, Iowa, Calvin University in Grand Rapids, and Grand Valley State University in Allendale.

Mississippi State University’s Global Game Changers study abroad program will be taking students to Italy to gain experience across multiple disciplines from June 9 to June 23. This two-week study abroad program applies credit to multiple MSU programs. Students who participate will travel to Milan, Florence and Rome, Italy. Charles Freeman is an associate professor...