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The Rochester School District is continuing its efforts to stop violence in the city. "Each One, Reach One" is an initiative the district is using, to supply students with two keys it says will lead students to success.

KU project to help autistic young women map health resources in their community.

WORKSHOP: Sponsored by FDIC and Chase Bank, Cabell County Public Library presents a free financial health workshop for all ages at noon Thursday, April 7. The topic is “Your Financial

5 KU juniors earn premier undergraduate STEM award

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Plus, Massachusetts General Hospital, the U.S. Air Force Academy, and three universities land big gifts.

FIRST ® , a robotics community that prepares young people for the future, today announced a new initiative that, in cooperation with UNCF (United Negro College Fund), will make scholarships available to students who are pursuing undergraduate programs in their field of choice at   Minority Serving Institutions   (MSIs).

Dr. Lindsey Keith-Vincent, Associate Dean in the College of Education, and other members of her cohort from the University of Louisiana System’s Management and Leadership Institute (MLI) shared findings from their self-study project at the 93rd Annual Eastern Psychological Association Conference. The conference symposium was titled Advancing Student and Faculty Diversity in the Academy.

MLK Visiting Professor and Scholar Lawrence Udeigwe is a mathematician working with MIT neuroscientist James DiCarlo to apply mathematical models to the complex systems of the brain that process vision.

Atlantic Cape’s ACA celebrates 40 years,