Historic Marker recognizes first black archeologist, born in Hephzibah
An author and professor is highlighting the first African-American Archaeologist, born in Hephzibah.
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An author and professor is highlighting the first African-American Archaeologist, born in Hephzibah.
As a Paine professor, John Wesley Gilbert spoke and taught Greek, French, German, Latin and Hebrew. As a Black archaeologist, he broke new ground.
YOUNGSTOWN — Finalists for the Youngstown State University provost seat are scheduled separately to visit open forums on three upcoming dates at Moser Hall.
The past few months have been filled with shocking reports of in-flight incidents by Boeing airplanes, with multiple emergency landings due to mechanical problems ranging from wing damage to cracks in windows. Videos of tires flying off a plane during takeoff and of a midflight door blowout quickly made waves on the internet, frightening the...
Drawing income while learning in their fields will enrich academic life and future opportunity, especially for disadvantaged minority students, administrators said.