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Associate Professor Christina Gerhardt returns to UH after serving as a visiting professor at Princeton University.

On Jan. 17, prosecutors in Stoughton charged Victor Carter with viciously murdering Amber Buckner, who was stabbed 30 times. Police found her with the handle of a 4-inch knife protruding from her right temple. The next day, prosecutors in Quincy...

On Jan. 17, prosecutors in Stoughton charged Victor Carter with viciously murdering Amber Buckner, who was stabbed 30 times. Police found her with the handle of a 4-inch knife protruding from her right temple. The next day, prosecutors in Quincy...

Academics fear the institutions may focus on profits over quality, Chinese students over Thai ones.

Sebastian Ibañez is legally blind and partially deaf. When no one would give him a job, he took matters into his own hands and became an entrepreneur in the Valley.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute has received a grant to explore sustainable alternatives to the synthetic textiles used in fast fashion.

App State has been named a Top Producer of Fulbright scholars and students for 2022–23, marking the third academic year that App State has received the honor.

The Black History Month display at the Logan County Public Library this month is entitled “Black Resistance,” which is presented by Rev. Tammra Turner of Bowling Green, Ky., and author,

App State’s Dr. Katherine Ledford, professor of Appalachian studies, has received a 2022–23 Fulbright to teach in Jordan during spring 2023.

Concerts, art exhibits, readings and more are planned in honor of Black History Month, with events throughout the Worcester area.