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ANGOLA — The Trine University Board of Trustees recently approved the promotion of 11 university faculty members.

The 2024 IPECP Project Awards prioritize student engagement in interprofessional learning opportunities across Emory’s three health professional schools for medicine, nursing and public health.

After planning the acquisition for three to four months, FAMU purchased the building on Oct. 31 for $641,000 ahead of the Monday announcement.

At 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Glenwood Spring Post Independent and The Aspen Times will combine their collective powers one last time for the final installment of The Longevity Project at The Arts Center At Willits, (TACAW), located at 400 Robinson St. in Basalt.

/PRNewswire/ -- Exxat, a leading provider of clinical and experiential education management solutions, today announced a significant milestone: 500 programs...

New research from a 10k+ person study has linked regular exercise with a better pain tolerance—even in those with chronic pain.

Set to launch during the fall of 2023, the Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science Program will offer innovative educational opportunities that respond to societal needs.

It’s tempting to believe the right shoes will help you run faster or avoid injury. Here’s what experts know.