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The University of Louisville's faculty and staff bring more than their professional skillsets to campus every day. They embrace and embody the passion, dynamism and innovation characteristic of a quality higher education experience. On April 18, Interim President Lori Stewart Gonzalez and Interim Provost Gerry Bradley conferred the 2022 Presidential Excellence Awards during the Celebration of Faculty and Staff. The awards recognize the employees whose personal and professional commitments t...

The friends and family of Cecil Hurt aim to support UA students following in his footsteps within the field of sports communications.

The University of Maine Center for Undergraduate Research (CUGR) has announced the 2022 UMaine Student Symposium (UMSS22) award winners. The symposium, held April 15 at the New Balance Field House and Memorial Gym, provides an opportunity for the public to view numerous posters and exhibits of undergraduate and graduate research and scholarly work. More than […]

Twenty-five students from the Lake Shore Middle School in Angola attended Tech Day hosted by the Department of Computer and Information Sciences on April 21.

The friends and family of Cecil Hurt aim to support UA students following in his footsteps within the field of sports communications.

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The three teams that won the first TAD Competition at Imagine RIT: Innovation and Creativity Festival featured unique projects. Each winning team was awarded $5,000.

Applied Information Sciences buys Xgility, a Microsoft Gold Partner with Azure government cloud expertise. M&A among government tech consultants remains strong.