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Yale College recognized 10 students who made important contributions through their work in laboratories, offices, dining halls, and other on-campus jobs.

Comedians Vulcano and Chris Johnston took the stage on Thursday night at Eisenhower Auditorium.

Capped off with performances by Logan Henderson and Offset, it's safe to say SPA Day was a success.

Popular social media content creator Brittany Broski, is coming to Penn State on behalf of the Student Programming Association. She will be hosting a moderated Q and A on Monday,

Homecoming week kicked off on Sunday with the Rally and Roar celebration in partnership with Penn State’s Student Programming Association.

(MURFREESBORO)   Middle Tennessee State University’s June Anderson Center for Women and Nontraditional Students is hosting a variety of activities this fall, including a bra drive throughout October in recognition of Domestic Violence and Breast Cancer Awareness Months and nonperishable food collection. “We are collecting new bras, with tags, and comfy clothing like leggings, sweatpants and T-shirts for t...

The Atlanta campus Quad transformed into a carnival midway for First Day Fest on Wednesday evening, complete with giant swings, spinning “teacups,” plenty of games and even a Ferris wheel. See photos of the fun.

In response to over 90 percent of teachers paying for school supplies out of pocket, the Milwaukee Public Schools Foundation has recognized the need for a transformative approach to classroom supply fundraising in Milwaukee.

A new pilot program aims to cut down on teachers’ spending of personal funds for classroom supplies.

All across campus, faculty and staff are preparing for the new academic year and the arrival of students. Here are 10 things you need to know as the Atlanta and Oxford campuses transition from summer to fall.