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When the Connecticut mother of five Jennifer Dulos left her husband in June of 2017, she sought a restraining order against him. A judge denied her request because she could not show he physically abused her.In May of 2019, as she returned home from...

The Scott Cooper Miami Scholarship is unique in the sense that it requires students to write essays that are thought-provoking and controversial.

Two new additions to the Auburn University campus—one honoring a baseball great and the other focused on the great outdoors—were approved by the Board of Trustees on Friday.

This new program allows students to customize their academic experience to advance their professional knowledge and skills in their chosen field....

New Mexico students research tomato vine treatments

CORVALLIS, Ore. – Karina Nielsen, the leader of a marine science center at San Francisco State University and an Oregon State University alumna, has been named director of Oregon Sea Grant, an OSU-based program that supports marine science, education and outreach. Nielsen, who earned a doctorate in zoology from OSU in 1998, will start her new position on June 1 and oversee a

Golden Hills School Division has announced the appointment of Joan Boles to the position of Principal of our Tri-Campus Schools (Acme, Carbon and Dr. Elliott) effective the start of the 2022/2023 sc

Accomplished Human Resources executive to oversee leading wellness technology platforms growing global team.SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif., April 14, 20...

/PRNewswire/ -- Productboard, the customer-centric product management platform that helps teams get the right products to market faster, announced Faranak...

We are proud to announce the selection of Mišel Marovt, degree, as Sierra Nevada University’s 2022 Valedictorian.