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Rhiannon Giddens sounded understandably giddy the morning after receiving her 2022 Pulitzer Prize for music in New York two weeks ago. But the source of her giddiness wasn’t this banjo-playing

Rhiannon Giddens sounded understandably giddy the morning after receiving her 2022 Pulitzer Prize for music in New York two weeks ago. But the source of her giddiness wasn’t this banjo-playing

Tulsa, Oklahoma — Dr. Pamela Fry was inducted into the Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame on November 6. Fry served as president of OSU-Tulsa from 2019-2022.

Despite being such a large school, Virginia Tech was able to reach a 13:1 student-to-professor ratio. With those numbers, students should take advantage of great mentoring from professors and regularly

DeKALB – Students filled the back rows of Friday’s SGA meeting awaiting the approval of a statement addressing SGA’s position on the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.  The language of the statement addressed SGA’s neutrality in the conflict but highlighted the pressing need for the association’s statement. “What this is just doing, it’s not taking a side;...

Decades ago as a little boy growing up in Santa Rosa, California, Luke Scott made a pledge to his mom that he would graduate from college one day. Despite being

Election reminders

Five University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff students were among the 97 selected nationwide for participation in the U.S. Department of Agriculture/1890 National Scholars Program, said Belinda Demmings, USDA liaison for UAPB.

The University of Limerick Governing Authority has unanimously approved Professor Brigid Laffan as new chancellor and Chair of its Governing Authority.

THE University of Limerick has named Professor Brigid Laffan as its new chancellor after a unanimous vote of the Governing Authority.