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As part of a 30-day vetting process, Rodney D. Bennett, priority candidate for chancellor, is engaging with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln community by participating in a week full of forums.

The university system’s Chico, Sacramento, and Sonoma State campuses have all named new presidents.

A new initiative involving the Hunger Solutions Institute in Auburn University’s College of Human Sciences is launching to provide healthy fluid milk to more than 116 locations throughout Alabama, California,

The <b>Charter97.org</b> website had an exclusive interview with heroic Azov fighter Arseniy Fedosyuk.

Fifteen fruit trees were carefully planted at the Durban Campus, each serving as a living testament to Unisa's rich history and its unwavering commitment to a greener future. The ceremony was attended by esteemed guests, faculty members, staff and st

Northern Illinois University announces its spring 2023 Deans List students. To earn this distinction, students must meet a minimum semester grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale in

Auburn University's College of Human Sciences has announced that its Hunger Solutions Institute is in the process of providing healthy, quality milk to over 116 locations in four states- Alabama, California, Georgia, and South Dakota.

Strengthening research and teaching ties between Canada and India is the goal of a new visiting chair in Indian studies at the University of Guelph announced during a campus visit on May 25 by Sanjay Kumar Verma, High Commissioner of India to Canada,

The majority of the cuts eliminate unfilled jobs within various academic units across UNL, while some current staff positions will not be renewed for the upcoming year.

Under the updated guidelines, WIC extends provisions to any family of 4 with an annual income up to $55,000, which represents an 8.1% increase from last year.