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State Superintendent of Education Ellen Weaver surprised Lexington Two Innovation Center’s Anne Reamer with news she has been selected as one of five finalists for the South Carolina Teacher of the Year award. Reamer is the lead teacher in the Media Arts department, where her 10-12 grade students study multimedia concepts. She received a bachelor’s

Toshia Humphries is a writer, and artist in Lubbock, Texas.

Robert Howard Evans died March 19, 2023.

The University of Arkansas, Fayetteville is adding several new academic offerings that Chancellor Charles Robinson said "are designed to better prepare our students for their chosen careers."

Get to know Tony Tuviera, the man behind the long-running noontime show, Eat Bulaga!

Pope Francis told the Latin American church leaders, “Anyone who lessens the impact of this history or minimizes the current danger dishonors those who have suffered so much and deceives those they claim to serve.”

UNI is now accepting candidates for a new individualized alternative for graduate study: “This degree has flexibility that no other degree allows for...”

The University of Hawaiʻi is rolling out the first course in its new "Environmental Humanities" track this summer. But with other humanities majors and degrees on the decline at colleges around the country, what makes environmental humanities a good bet? HPR's Savannah Harriman-Pote spoke with the program's director, professor Christina Gerhardt, about what the course of study can offer students.

Jesuit Father Hans Zollner will be a consultant for the Diocese of Rome’s office dedicated to safeguarding minors and vulnerable people.

Terrance Wooten’s lecture delved into a major criticism of the abolitionist movement.