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Westminster College President Dr. Kathy Brittain Richardson plans to retire in 2027
Dr. Kathy Brittain Richardson, president of Westminster College, has announced her retirement effective on June 30, 2027. Richardson has served as Westminster’s 15th president since 2016. Throughout her presidency, Richardson… Read More
U Ozarks Job Placement for Grads Surpasses 90% for 10th Straight Year
For the 10th consecutive year, the initial employment and graduate school placement success rate of recent University of the Ozarks graduates exceeds 90 percent, according to the University’s 2026 First… Read More
Stillman College Awarded $2.2M Grant From National Science Foundation To ‘Increase Retention Of STEM Majors’
Stillman College has received a $2,241,737 grant from the National Science Foundation through its HBCU-UP Implementation Projects initiative. This five-year award will fuel IMPACTS@SC-I (Improving Majors Participation and Completion Through… Read More
Joe Bormann Hired to Lead the University of Dubuque’s Bold Investment in Innovation with the Chlapaty Center for Innovation
Throughout his career, Joe Bormann, MA, has been driven by the simple belief that students learn best by doing. He has brought that mindset to the University of Dubuque as… Read More
Mortar Board at Rhodes Celebrated Among Nation’s Outstanding Chapters
The Rhodes College chapter of Mortar Board, a national honor society for seniors, has received the prestigious 2026 Gold Torch Award from the national office. This award recognizes chapters that… Read More
Lyon College School of Dental Medicine Welcomes Class of 2029
The Lyon College School of Dental Medicine has welcomed its second cohort of students, marking another significant milestone for Arkansas’s first dental school as it opens the doors to its… Read More
NASA-funded summer research gives PC students opportunity to tackle real-world scientific challenges
Two Presbyterian College students are spending the summer investigating scientific questions with implications that reach from Earth’s laboratories to future space exploration. Thanks to grants from the NASA South Carolina… Read More
JCSU’s Impact Camp puts spotlight on Charlotte youth crime prevention amid teen takeover concerns
On the campus of Johnson C. Smith University, more than 350 boys ages 8 to 13 aparticipated in the 11th annual Impact Camp, a free weeklong summer camp organized by… Read More
Muskingum University Receives $1 Million Leadership Gift to Launch Brown Chapel Renewal
The gift, made by longtime donor Bill Brown in memory of his wife, Nancy Wiley Brown ’64, provides the catalyst for a comprehensive effort to modernize the chapel’s performance, worship,… Read More
Davidson College Goes Tuition-Free for Families Earning up to $175K
Davidson College has launched a simplified pricing structure, for citizens who live in the U.S. or people with full residency in the U.S., so that prospective students looking at colleges… Read More