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Here's the latest news from Middle Tennessee State University.

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The College for Health, Community and Policy (HCAP) will be holding a Career Bridge on select Tuesdays until Nov. to give students an advantage in interviews, resume building, job searching and more. Each workshop will be held in the HCAP Student Success Center (MS 2.02.36), located in the Multidisciplinary Studies breezeway. After graduation, students are...

NEWPORT -- Vermont's black bear population is currently estimated to be between 7,000 to 8,500, according to the most recent data available from 2022, as reported by the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department. This marks a five-year high for the bear population in the state. Jaclyn Comeau, a wildlife biologist and Black Bear Project Leader,

By Tim Kowols -- Labor Day has become the traditional, though often not the meteorological, last day of summer. It became a holiday in 1882 to celebrate the success of the labor movement; over the ye...

By Coggin Herringa -- Cross-pollination is important to many plants, and organizational cross-pollination is important, too. It enables Crossroads to host two special programs this week.

In places such as the Southern Tablelands in New South Wales, absentee landholders have been blamed for enabling the spread of a noxious weed known as serrated tussock. The species damages pastures and is difficult for stock to digest.

Edward W. Slotten, age 75, of Madison, passed away on Thursday, June 1, 2023, at UW Hospital and Clinics. He was born on Sept. 20, 1947, in Madison, the son

There's a huge survey underway right now that will help determine the future of travel in our region and how it's developed.