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EMPORIA, Kan. - Emporia State University's School of Business and Technology is preparing to host several of the nation's leading cybersecurity experts next week at CYBERCON, an on-campus event that will highlight ESU's expanding cybersecurity academic programs and the job opportunities for graduate

Emporia State University’s School of Business and Technology is preparing to host several of the nation’s leading cybersecurity experts at CyBERCON, an on-campus event that will highlight ESU’s expanding cybersecurity

The Washington County Career Center’s September Students of the Month are MaKenna Long and Webb Hall. Long is a Warren High School senior enrolled in the Pr

ELIZABETHTON — One of the highlights of homecoming at Milligan University was the chance to honor one of the school’s most honored student athletes and most distinguished faculty members.

ELIZABETHTON — The Elizabethton City Council approved the naming of the bridge over Buffalo Creek at the entrance to Milligan University in honor of the school’s long-time coach and athletic

The first item of new business on the agenda for the Elizabethton City Council meeting Thursday will be the consideration of a resolution to name the bridge crossing Buffalo Creek

Mattoon, IL-(Effingham Radio)- Lake Land College will host a court reporting First Steps class on July 19 from...

Village Elementary physical education teacher Andy Battenfield is a Kansas Master Teacher as announced by Empo...

Technology Gives Eastern Students a Competitive Edge Elsa M. Núñez, President, Eastern Connecticut State University Elsa M. Núñez, President, Eastern Connecticut State University Fascinating new technology tools are being used by Eastern Connecticut State University faculty to prepare students for a global economy driven by technological change. The latest technology is allowing students to see and react to the world differently in and outside the classroom, as they get ready...

After closing campus to students and conducting the fall 2020 semester completely remotely, Randolph College will soon welcome students back to campus for the first time in over 10 months.