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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — A book launch will be held on Dec. 1 for Hannah Noel Haynes, Associate Professor of Interdisciplinary Studies at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA), at Gallery...

SLC is inviting members of the Cornwall campus community and the general public to join a conversation around “New Canadian Perspectives” – discussing the human side of immigrating to Canada. Learn from the experiences and decisions new Canadians navigate as part of their journey and explore what it means to leave community and culture behind for something completely new.  

Results from Nepals parliamentary elections held over the weekend began to emerge on Monday, with political analysts saying more established parties could lose some support to newer parties and

A crop of potential change-makers and leaders in advancing sustainable food systems has emerged from Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) at a critical time for the Earth.

To commemorate those who lost their lives and prevent such tragedies from happening in the future, leaders in the Cornwall campus' student union organized a beautiful tribute and put together a document to ensure students always know where help is available if they need it.

MCLA Gallery 51 will host a book launch on Thursday, Dec. 1, for “Deflective Whiteness: Co-opting Black and Latinx Identity Politics" written by Hannah Noel Haynes, associate professor of Interdisciplinary

Children on the move, particularly as migrants or refugees, are enormously vulnerable, said one of the church's leading experts on safeguarding. "Though abuse happens in a multitude of places and contexts, children on the move are one of the most vulnerable categories of children who are denied their fundamental rights when exposed to all kinds of abusive and violent situations because of, among others, conflicts, war, poverty or natural disasters," Jesuit Father Hans Zollner said...

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The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) will partner with Saint Francis Hospital and Mount Sinai Rehabilitation Hospital to address the demand for clinical health care workers in Connecticut. The three institutions have announced plans aimed at increasing the number of USJ students, including those from diverse backgrounds, who are placed in positions at Saint Francis and Mount Sinai. The university, in turn, will prioritize seats for Saint Francis and Mount Sinai employees in select USJ programs.