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Colorado College history professor Carol Neel has spent a decade working with Pueblo Community College and Colorado’s Department of Corrections to bring literature, art and the humanities to incarcerated youth.

Subscribe "These researchers not only contribute to the community of innovation at ASU, they also embody an inventive and entrepreneurial drive to bring solutions out of the lab and into the world," said Sally C. Morton, executive vice president of the ASU Knowledge Enterprise. "With their focus on developing technologies that make a difference in peoples lives, they reflect the goal in our universitys charter of assuming fundamental responsibility for the economic, social, cultural and overall...

Fall registration opened Feb. 18 with a variety of intriguing electives ASU students can take.

Thursday, February 25, 2021 Share This year’s Community Engaged Scholarship Forum, titled “Progress through Partnerships: Advancing Community Resilience,” will bring Pitt students, faculty, staff and community members together with leaders in higher education and community development to discuss topics including basic needs, civic participation, digital access and inclusion, education, health equity, criminal justice reform, and relationships and the social fabric. Regist...

York County Assistant District Attorney running for judgeship in Dauphin County Updated Feb 22, 2021; Posted Feb 22, 2021 York County Assistant District Attorney La Tasha Cherene Williams is running for a judgeship at the Dauphin County, Pa., Court of Common Pleas in the May 18, 2021 primary race. Photo: Provided Facebook Share Pennsylvania’s Primary election is scheduled for May 18. A graduate of Widener University of Commonwealth Law School in Harrisburg, Williams said she has more than ...