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More than 200 kids came out to search for 2,000 eggs distributed across Graham Field for the annual York College Alumni Easter Egg Hunt.

Taylor University released an innovative and future-looking Master Plan outlining a significant slate of investments that will be made on its Upland campus over the next five years.

Harding University will hold its 99th annual homecoming celebration Nov. 2-4. Homecoming weekend is a tradition among students, alumni, faculty and staff.

Dean has been calling alumni about Yotes Night Out, making sure they were aware of the April 13 event being held at the Zions Bank Building in downtown Boise. Men’s basketball coach Colby Blaine is the featured speaker for the event.

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Social Work Professor Juan Rios and Dr. Jamila T. Davis, Community Practitioner in Residence for Seton Hall's Center for Community Research and Engagement, were honored by the City of East Orange for their work in bringing the innovative Mental Health Peer Coaching program to high school students.  Rios and Davis conducted the program with the help of Dr. Kelly Williams, the Director of Educational Support Services and Parent Relations for the East Orange School District.   

LIVONIA, MI – A kindergartner from Grand River Academy in Livonia, Michigan, brought a mixed drink to school. Apparently five students tasted the pre-mixed margarita drink during snack time, and parents are wondering how it happened. A kindergartner brought Jose Cuervo margaritas to snack time at a Livonia school and handed out drinks to her| USSA News

Adam J. Morris, PhD, a nationally recognized and accomplished senior administrator and lifelong advocate for Christian higher education, will become the 18th president of Azusa Pacific University on July 1, 2022.​

The College is able to welcome guests onto campus this year, giving students, alumni, and friends both options: in-person and online.

Writer and interfaith leader Chris Stedman to engage in series of campus events Chris Stedman’s St. Olaf visit will include a chapel talk in the morning as well as an interview and Q&A session in the evening titled “What Can We Learn about Being Human from Life Online.” St. Olaf College is excited to welcome author, educator, and organizer Chris Stedman for a series of virtual events on March 9. Stedman has received acclaim for his writings advocating the inclusion of non-reli...