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UJ Engineering program earns accreditation
The University of Jamestown’s bachelor’s degree program in Mechanical Engineering has been accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, the global accreditor of college and university programs in applied… Read More
Mary Baldwin President Fox Announces Retirement After 20 Years of Dedicated Service
Mary Baldwin University President Pamela R. Fox, PhD, has announced she will retire as the university’s ninth president on June 30, 2023, after two decades of trailblazing vision and action.… Read More
InterAmerican to receive $300K McNair Grant
The InterAmerican University of Puerto Rico in San Germán will receive a $299,981 McNair grant from the US Department of Education. US Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona recently announced the… Read More
ScotsFest to open Lyon College’s 150th anniversary celebration
Lyon College will kick off the celebration of its 150th anniversary with ScotsFest, the 42nd Arkansas Scottish Festival and Lyon College Homecoming, from Oct. 14 to Oct. 16. The Arkansas… Read More
Atrium Health, Johnson C. Smith University Partner to enhance student health center
Atrium Health and Johnson C. Smith University (JCSU) have formed a partnership to enhance the school’s student health center. As part of the Charlotte Mayor’s Racial Equity Initiative, Atrium Health… Read More
Rhodes College Ranked Among Most Beautiful Campuses in Nation
Rhodes College has been known to catch the eye of onlookers and visitors of the college, but its own students helped it earn the No. 20 spot on the “Most… Read More
Queens University Athletics Gets $2 Million Boost
Queens has much to celebrate as the Royals make their Division I debut in the women’s soccer home opener this week. On campus, excitement for the university’s first competition since… Read More
Muskingum University Showcases New Health and Wellness Complex To Investors
Muskingum University is nearing completion of its Health and Wellness Complex that is intended to be utilized by the students as well as the community. United States Department of Agriculture… Read More
Hastings College ready for 140th year of helping students find their future
On September 13, 1882, the formal opening of Hastings College took place at a chapel service in the First Presbyterian Church of Hastings. The College convened its first classes that… Read More
Coe Physics Department awarded grants for glass research totaling nearly $900,000
The Coe College Physics Department has received three grants totaling $892,062 to conduct advanced glass research, including separate $600,000 and $262,062 awards from the National Science Foundation (NSF). The monies… Read More