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UA PR STUDENT EARNS MUNSON GRANT TO INTERN AT BLACK WARRIOR RIVERKEEPER Kristen Ellis, a native of Letohatchee, Ala., has received a grant from the Curtis and Edith Munson Foundation to work with the nonprofit clean water advocacy organization Black Warrior Riverkeeper. Ellis, a senior majoring in public relations at The University of Alabama, will

UD Engineering's Lena Mashayekhy earns NSF CAREER Award to improve data-driven decision making

Fintech start-up specialising in buy now pay later services Scalapay has funded a University of Wollongong scholarship and announced its first recipie...

Cybersecurity engineering undergraduate program coming to UD in Fall 2022

Worcester Polytechnic Institute has appointed five new members, including four alumnae, to the university’s board of trustees.

The University of Alabama has a new dean of students, as well as new deans for the schools of communications and engineering.

Twelve experts offer plenty to think about as to whether the news media should publish graphic images from mass shootings.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) today announced the appointment of five new members to the university’s Board of Trustees, four of whom are WPI alumnae. Carleen Maitland ’88, Maureen McCaffrey ’86, Patricia Newcomer-Small ’90, Elizabeth "Beth" Phalen ’85, and Navjot Singh, who will begin their service July 1, have a variety of perspectives, professional backgrounds, and

KARTING: Young Phuket go-karting sensation Kamolphu “Porsche” Anutchakun is proving to be no flash-in-the-pan as his skills on the track continue to see an array of awards come his way.

A new deep learning model that identifies disease-related features from images of eyes has been unveiled by researchers at Tohoku University in Japan.