Category - Higher Education

• DIAZ ACCEPTS POSITION AT UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN
• 2.5 billion T. rex roamed Earth over millions of years
• Florida House: Colleges can shield IDs of candidates for president until end stage
• Farouk a marathon man in music world
• Forgiving loans may help close wealth gap
• Mida facilitate­s industries to pursue R&D
• Arizona universiti­es see no tuition increase
• Inductee Ann-margret talks Vegas, Elvis
• College president Zooms daily with students who are isolated by COVID-19
• Hogs land 4-star Clarendon athlete
• An Alcoholic’s Journey
• NEW FEARS ON INDIAN VARIANT
• W&M mistakenly tells about 350 applicants they had been accepted
• PANDEMIC EXHAUSTION: HERE’S WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT
• Digital money may be a drain
• Big center Dunne quietly impressive in NHL debut
• ‘Silent Sky’ online
• First a pandemic, now rising prices complicate local constructi­on projects
• American University of Paris Summer Creative Writing Institute
• Monument honoring the enslaved people who built U-Va. is dedicated
• Relief funds available to students at UA-Cossatot
• Ask the Pros: Vaccine 101
• MCCC to host online open house events
• School’s out for powerful elites on fast track to top
• ‘ Surreal’ Virtual Show Will Feature Holograms, 3D Body Mapping
• PUP to offer master’s program in railway engineerin­g management
• FPPC fines COC Foundation for late campaign filings
• Findlay’s Jaguar Land Rover contribute­s to Adam’s Place
• Three new sponsors come onboard to support
• Planting tips from a master gardener
• Liberty University sues scandal-hit expresiden­t Jerry Falwell Jr for $10m
• The cuts at Laurentian serve as a warning for other Canadian universiti­es
• How two college students made plastic-free bottled water a reality.
• HVCC signs new transfer deal with SUNY Cortland
• Gas Prices Increase Due To Weather Disruption­s
• A forgotten piece of Black history comes to light on the W&M campus
• Arkansas ready to face Texas A&M
• Finally, a credible Tory climate plan
• Church of Ireland notes