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Students at Maine South High School spread love and appreciation this Valentine's Day, hoping to start a year round trend.

After laying off nine members of its full-time faculty last spring, the university is eyeing a plan to eliminate “most adjunct faculty at the undergraduate level.”

After laying off nine members of its full-time faculty last spring, the university is eyeing a plan to eliminate “most adjunct faculty at the undergraduate level.”

Downtown streets will close for the Krewe de Tigris Mardi Gras Parade at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 18. The parade will begin at 3 p.m.

Two Mount St. Mary’s University seniors, Angela Vodola and Julianna Roman, have been selected as semifinalists for prestigious Fulbright English Teaching Assistant (ETA) awards through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. Their applications will be sent to committees in Madagascar and Israel, respectively, for the final round of consideration.

Gwinnett County Public Schools is inviting parents and members of the community to apply for the district’s Instructional Resources Review Committee.

For thousands of years, women in China shared a secret language — a code only women could read, that bonded them together in solidarity and sisterhood.

MCCSC teachers and students expressed mixed reactions to the new technology.

A student looking outside his classroom window may have saved the life of a man who became stranded in his boat when it caught fire on the Tennessee River earlier this month as it was passing Baylor School.

As part of a U.S. Department of State project rooted in security concerns, a University of Miami professor emerita of linguistics is researching how political ideologies and sociocultural preferences impact English-language learning in the Central Asian nation of Uzbekistan.