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They’ve Only Just Begun
If this year’s Fighting Scots softball team finds itself short on athletic trainers, the squad can take comfort in the fact that it boasts two members of Monmouth College’s inaugural… Read More
Yoko Ono: Passages and Wishes exhibition opens at Westminster College
“Yoko Ono: Passages and Wishes” will be on view at Westminster College’s Foster Art Gallery from Sept. 1 to Oct. 24. Curated by Kevin Concannon and John Noga, the exhibition… Read More
From Commencement to California: Centre professor takes lessons from epic cycling journey into the classroom
For Centre faculty, the hours after Commencement are usually a time to relax after a busy school year, but for Sarah Murray it was the start of an amazing journey.… Read More
U Tulsa Cybersecurity professor wins two NSF grants, including prestigious CAREER Award
Faculty at The University of Tulsa continue to demonstrate excellence in cybersecurity research with the latest recognition highlighting the School of Cyber Studies’ national prominence in the field. Assistant Professor… Read More
University of Dubuque Recognized for Exemplary Transfer Pathways
The University of Dubuque has been named to Phi Theta Kappa’s 2025 Transfer Honor Roll in recognition of excellence in developing and supporting dynamic, innovative pathways for community college transfer… Read More
Socrates Would Be Pleased
Every Friday morning, students from Warren Wilson College travel to a nearby prison to take a philosophy class. These “Outsiders” join “Insiders”—incarcerated students—in reading treatises by Plato, Socrates, and other… Read More
King University Receives $14 Million Gift from The Bill Gatton Foundation
King University has announced a gift of $14 million from The Bill Gatton Foundation, $4 million of which is for matching gift opportunities over the next two years. Funds are… Read More
Wooster to welcome speakers for Democracy and Academic Freedom: A Forum beginning in September
The College of Wooster will welcome three speakers for a series of lectures and dialogues titled Democracy and Academic Freedom, A Forum. Speakers will address a range of topics, reflecting… Read More
UPIKE Launches Fully Online Bachelor of Social Work Degree
The University of Pikeville (UPIKE) is proud to announce new online learning options for the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program, offering flexible classes that can be completed in-person, online,… Read More
Rhodes College Awarded $180K National Science Foundation Grant for Chemistry Research
Rhodes College has been awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant in the amount of $180,000 for research conducted by Dr. Larryn Peterson, professor of chemistry and chemistry department chair.… Read More