Student Experience achieves LGBT Youth Gold Charter Status

The University of Strathclyde’s student support service has achieved LGBT Youth Gold Charter Status. LGBT Youth Scotland has conferred the status on the University’s Student Experience Directorate, in recognition of its exemplary work in...

PVHS student plans 5K for patients with triple negative breast cancer

By Charlie Itkoff In summer of 2023, my mom Cindy was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. She was treated at Mayo Clinic and fought hard for years to stop the disease from progressing. Our whole family’s lives changed drastically this...

Moot on nutrition encourages research

. ISLAMABAD: The 3rd International PNDS Nutrition Conference organised by the Pakistan Nutrition and Dietetic Society (PNDS) in collaboration with Hamdard University Islamabad campus, brought together 300 national and international experts,...

University of Houston Biology Student Plays Key Role in Groundbreaking Cancer Discovery

Researchers Find COVID Vaccine Boosts Immunotherapy Response and Survivability HOUSTON, Oct. 20 – A University of Houston biology student played a pivotal role in a groundbreaking discovery by researchers at MD Anderson Cancer Center: the COVID...

The summer of cyber: W&M students gain real-world experience in cybersecurity

This wasn’t your typical game of capture the flag. The version that Camden Good ’26 and Atticus Nafziger ’26 participated in this summer included a series of challenges involving cybersecurity knowledge and skills. In the end, the two William &...

Kilgore College names Dr. Staci Pollan Martin interim president effective Nov. 1

Dr. Staci Pollan Martin The Kilgore College Board of Trustees voted Oct. 20 to appoint Dr. Staci Pollan Martin as interim president of the college, effective Nov. 1. Martin, who currently serves as KC’s vice president of organizational...

Another student arrested for allegedly threatening violence at SHS

A Sequim High School student was arrested on Sunday, Oct. 20 after allegedly threatening violence on TikTok towards multiple students. Sequim School District officials alerted families Sunday night with Superintendent Regan Nickels writing that...

Five named as Chancellor’s Fellows at Troy University

Five Troy University employees are taking part in a fellowship program designed to increase their understanding of the University and enhance their knowledge of higher education in Alabama and beyond. Dr. Chris Boyd, Dr. Natalie Bryant, Dr. Joe...

UCF Counselor Education Professor Receives National Award for Family and Counseling Research

Sejal Barden’s commitment to advancing counseling research has once again earned her national recognition in the field. Barden, who serves as chair of the College of Community Innovation and Education’s Department of Counselor Education and School...

Gov. Hobbs criticizes Trump’s offer to University of Arizona for federal dollars

Key Points: Gov. Katie Hobbs says President Trump’s offer to University of Arizona is a bad deal Hobbs skipped the Board of Regents meeting to discuss the federal offer The University of Arizona must decide on the compact by November 21 Gov. Katie...

Research confirms enrichment can have a positive impact on stabled horses

Hay feeders, mirrors and activity balls can improve horses’ time in the stable, research has shown. In a study published in Animals, US researchers assessed the physiological and behavioural responses of nine stabled horses to hay feeders, mirrors...

16 Zimbabwean students depart for Russia

News / National by Staff reporter 2 hrs ago | 61 Views Sixteen Zimbabwean students are set to leave for Russia this week to pursue fully funded Master's degrees in Agricultural Engineering, in a programme the government has hailed as vital to...

Las Cruces students win space science competition

A team of Las Cruces students is one step closer to sending their experiment to space. Higher Orbits held its first New Mexico Go For Launch! event in Las Cruces on Sept. 19-20, according to a community announcement. The event, held at the...

Typing patterns on smartphones offer clues to cognitive health, new research suggests

New research published in the Journal of Psychopathology and Clinical Science suggests that how quickly and frequently we type on our phones may offer insight into our cognitive health—particularly in people with mood disorders. The findings...

Researcher helps examine puzzling Arctic Ocean ice fog

A type of cloud that forms low near Alaska’s northern coast and over the Arctic Ocean lasts far longer than scientific understanding says it should. Associate research professor Carl Schmitt is helping a federally funded research team figure out...

$600K raised locally for Type 1 diabetes research during annual walk

PITTSBURGH — Thousands gathered on Pittsburgh’s North Shore Sunday to raise awareness and funds for type 1 diabetes (T1D) research. Around 2,500 people turned out for the Breakthrough T1D Walk outside Acrisure Stadium, which the organization’s...

Call for Nominations: Marine Seismic Research Operations Committee

Oct 20, 2025 © UNOLS The UNOLS Marine Seismic Research Operations Committee (MSROC) is an advisory committee established in accordance with Annex IX of the University-National Oceanographic Laboratory System (UNOLS) Charter. We are seeking...

Life forms are even more threatened by global warming than previously thought, Trinity College research shows

‘Universal thermal performance curve’ means life cannot adapt well to extremes of temperature That's according to research published today by Trinity College Dublin zoologists, Professor Andrew Jackson and Dr Nicholas Payne, and colleagues...

Researchers raise concerns over lack of worry about West Nile virus: 'Many people need to have a greater awareness'

Though West Nile virus is on the rise in the United States, public concern for infection isn't, a new survey from the University of Pennsylvania suggests. What's happening? As of mid-September, West Nile cases in the U.S. were 40 percent higher...

TROY celebrates transfer students during National Transfer Student Week

October 20-24 marks National Transfer Student Week and Troy University is recognizing and celebrating transfer students as a vital part of the TROY community. TROY’s admission’s office works to make the transfer process as smooth as possible for...