Phi Beta Delta News Today

Author Karen Spears Zacharias will present her new book, "No Perfect Mothers," at Paulina Springs Books on Thursday, April 25, at 6:30 p.m. "No

Retired military veterans offer a multitude of talents and experiences that benefit the corporate sector and society. They bring essential military attributes such as leadership, discipline, flexibility, and strategic thinking to civilian life. Leadership and team management are two areas where they excel. Military veterans excel at inspiring and managing groups to accomplish goals after

In the 1920s, many elite US schools began limiting the number of Jews they would accept. But at MIT, the Jewish community—and the Institute’s Menorah Society—continued to grow.

The Eta Epsilon chapter of Phi Beta Delta, an International Honor Society, is accepting applications for membership from qualified Western Illinois University faculty, students, alumni and community members.

The culture and cuisine of Spain came to Macomb Nov. 5 at Phi Beta Delta’s "Taste of Spain" event, held at the Campus Students for Christ facility.

W. Jinnings Burruss Jr., Ed.D, has been named assistant professor of food service and restaurant management in the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluffs Department of Human Sciences.

The Eta Epsilon chapter of Phi Beta Delta, an International Honor Society, is accepting applications for membership from qualified Western Illinois University faculty, students, alumni and community members until Friday, Nov. 4.

Created in 2014, the Global Teaching Academy recognizes and celebrates exceptional teaching in an international context. Since its inception, the Academy has welcomed some two dozen colleagues and recognized their efforts in internationalizing Auburn Universityand#8217;s curricula and student experiences. On April 25, the Office of International Programs hosted an induction ceremony to honor the three newest members of the Academy. Interim Provost Vini Nathan, Assistant Provost for International...

Randolph College announced its new president Tuesday: Sue Ott Rowlands, a professor of theatre arts in the School of the Arts at Northern Kentucky University who also served as that

Randolph College announced its new president on Tuesday: Sue Ott Rowlands, a professor of theatre arts in the School of the Arts at Northern Kentucky University who also served as