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Ella Kerr, 21, said she was first drawn to SIU for the swimming as she received a scholarship but became enamored with the academics as well as the athletics.

The senior psychology student with a minor in neuroscience has immersed herself in three intriguing research labs while also performing in the pool.

EDsmart used data for the 2020-21 school year from the Department of Education to rank degree majors in West Virginia by median earnings three years after graduation for those with bachelor's degrees.

Bedazzled by the lucrative allures of STEM and the popularity of business degrees, universities have been defunding their humanities programs and transforming themselves into vocational training centers with five-star gyms.

In a reactionary political movement desperately trying to reestablish the racial and sexual hierarchies of the past, pervasive fear of Black history is not hard to fathom. The more accurate

Daily Harvest, whose investors have included Gwyneth Paltrow and Serena Williams, is trying to make a comeback in Kroger while still facing hundred of lawsuits from those left sickened by its Lentil Crumbles.

Alexander Soros takes control of his father’s $25 billion funding empire.

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The program is starting with 29 nursing students in its inaugural cohort, with the hope of expanding to 50 by next fall.

A survey carried out by the World Female Imprisonment List, at the end of last year, revealed that Brazil has the third largest female prison population in the world, behind only the United States and China. With around 40,000 women incarcerated, in