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College admissions officers view AP scores as a significant criterion on applications.

Opera and the Politics of Tragedy is a curated collection of Enlightenment operas, paintings and literary works marked by the Telemacomania scandal.

The Wichita Falls Museum of Art is inviting the community to “Pursuing Knowledge at The Intersection of Language and Culture."

The Detroit Public Schools Community District may cut back on travel opportunities for high school students.

TenHaaf, assistant professor of Spanish, will present

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Starting in the fall, the German language program at Northern Kentucky University will lose its only faculty member. Dr. Andrea Fieler, a non-tenure-track lecturer and Germany native who has been teaching German classes at NKU since 2001, will not be renewed for future semesters. But the news was not always so clear cut. When she...

Educator and author Tharphi Than, Ph.D., will provide perspectives on life in Myanmar during “Democracy in Peril: Myanmar and the World,” a community address, Thursday, April 6, at Hanover College’s

Graduate students Jhonatan Carmona Tangarife, and Michael Hall will show how to incorporate virtual reality in the language classroom from 3:30-5 p.m. Thursday, April 6, at J.B. Hunt Center, room 207.

Stetson University announced its new provost/vp of academics, Elizabeth Skomp, a dean on the campus since 2019.