Senate Bill 456, the Riley Gaines Act, is now West Virginia state law, defining a man and a woman by biological sex. Governor ...

Caleb Wilson's tragic death has spurred a familiar conversation across Louisiana and the U.S.: How can deadly hazing rituals ...

NOAA has already stopped releasing some weather balloons that gather crucial observations for forecasts in two locations — Albany, New York, and Gray, Maine — because ... cuts in research grants to ...

The Trump Department of Education announced it is investigating 60 universities for antisemitism and harassment, including Harvard and a number of schools in the UC system.

In The Third Reich in the Ivory Tower: Complicity and Conflict on American Campuses, historian Stephen H. Norwood reveals how many American universities actively or passively helped to legitimize Nazi ...

The North Carolina Coaches Association and the South Carolina Athletic Coaches Association have announced the team rosters for the 2025 Carolinas Classic All-Star Basketball ...

The new 25,000-square-foot store will be located in the Watchung Square Mall Shopping Center at the southwest corner of Route 22 and Gray Street, bringing more budget-friendly fashion and home goods ...

In Virginia alone, USAID buys produce from 11 large-scale farms. USAID also partners with Virginia universities to expand agricultural knowledge at home and abroad. USAID and Virginia State University ...

Two Texas universities and their surrounding communities ... The Texas Department of State Health Services said the outbreak of measles in West Texas as of Sunday was up to 90 cases since late ...

If so, don't be alarmed. That's just West Virginia head football coach Rich Rodriguez getting back into the swing of things as spring practice is officially underway. Day one is always full of ...

Australian universities have displayed a “tin ear” for concerns with the community and alienated both sides of politics, the head of one of Australia’s largest tertiary institutions says. University ...

Australian universities have displayed a "tin ear" for concerns with the community and alienated both sides of politics, the head of one of Australia's largest tertiary institutions says.