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A message to the University of Delaware community

A total of 22 participants, including six persons with disabilities (PwDs), of the Kinabalu OKU Challenge 2022 Expedition managed to reach the peak of Mount Kinabalu early Wednesday as Malaysia celebrated its National Day

The annual pre-semester scramble to find housing is on, as out-of-region students attending Selkirk College search suitable accommodation for the upcoming academic year. With hundreds of learners uprooting from their hometowns for opportunities at educational pathways and career-ready programs at campuses in Castlegar, Nelson and Trail, secure places to live during their

York College has partnered with company to offer full-time students access to medical and mental health support.

Children at Turie T. Small Elementary start the year off with plenty of enthusiastic support.

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Campus community remembers mechanical engineering junior

Lecture recordings are not mandatory at the University of Otago. A debate sparked in COSC204 provides an example of the problems this can create. Associate Professor Andrew Trotman’s decision not to publish recorded lectures led to a lengthy series of emails with his COSC204 students

Students outside of fashion design also show off their talents at CPUT's green fashion show on Saturday evening.

Beth Austin has had one heck of a year. This spring, she was named director of UK's Veterans Resource Center, then, she jumped out an airplane. UKNow sat down with Austin to discuss her new role, the future of the VRC and her experience with the U.S. Army Golden Knights tandem team.