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The U.S. Department of Agriculture National Institute of Food and Agriculture has awarded the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff more than $2 million in grants for agriculture-related programs, said Bruce McGowan, interim dean/director for the UAPB School of Agriculture, Fisheries and Human Sciences.

International Graduate Scholarship 2023-24 in Japan. All International Students are eligible to apply for the Tokyo Institute of Technology Scholarship.

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln conferred about 600 degrees during a combined graduate and undergraduate commencement ceremony Aug. 12 at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

Events such as filmgoing craze partly blamed as epidemiologists warn country could have a summer wave

The University of North Alabama and Land Trust of North Alabama partner on a learning agreement, providing new environmental education opportunities at UNA.

In 2020, more than 90,000 people died in the United States of opioid overdose with half of those deaths occurring in their own homes. Southern Illinois University faculty member Wasantha

In 2020, the European Commission released a groundbreaking paper titled “On Artificial Intelligence – A European Approach to Excellence...

The University of New Mexico houses one of the few programs in the country, which was just chosen for a competitive and worthwhile grant by the Prevent Cancer Foundation. The organization Comadre a Comadre was awarded $25,000 for the next year, under...

Dee Dee Anderson may be the next Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, according to Nebraska Today. Her selection is pending approval by the University of Nebraska Board of Regents. She

Battling bias for balance: Addressing the threat of gender bias in Artificial Intelligence (AI)