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This years college and university commencement exercises, which start over the weekend, will mark a moment in history beyond just graduation. A majority of the graduates started their college experience online -- at the height of the covid-19 pandemic.

This years college and university commencement exercises, which start over the weekend, will mark a moment in history beyond just graduation. A majority of the graduates started their college experience online -- at the height of the covid-19 pandemic.

After she was denied tenure at the university where she worked, she began speaking out and writing about sexism in academia

Pioneering Canadian giraffe researcher and feminist activist Anne Innis Dagg has died at the age of 91.

Canada is known for it’s multiculturalism, but among second and third generation families of immigrant backgrounds, many say there seems to be a struggle to keep the culture and specifically, the language, of their family’s country of origin alive.

ELKINS — When Professor Emeritus William M. Gartmann and his family were told the news of the scholarship given in his name by an anonymous donor, there we

Its been undergoing a transformation since 2022, but The Hearth at 138 Grand Avenue in downtown Paonia is now open.

TORONTO-- Canadian company Cipher Neutron Inc. (“Cipher Neutron” or “CN”) is very pleased to announce that it has appointed the renowned Dr. Bruno Pollet to

While it might be easy to say that we should all be more compassionate and kind, and have empathy for everyone around us, it’s usually not something that comes easily or naturally for most of us, and can even be seen as a sign of weakness in our highly competitive culture. As we start another year, we’re having a conversation about the importance of compassion, kindness, and empathy through the lens of Florida Gulf Coast University’s Roots of Compassion and Kindness (ROCK) Center. It'...