University of Mississippi Investigating Women Who Made Racist Gestures Outside Black Student’s Home ↗
The University of Mississippi is investigating a viral doorbell video of white women making monkey noises at Black student’s apartment door.
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The bike bus pilot program promotes healthier commutes, bicycle safety and less traffic around Lewes Elementary.
Huang is one of the most notable alumni and prolific donors to Oregon State University. He recently gifted $50 million to the OSU Foundation for a soon-to-open AI and supercomputing research center named after him and his wife, Lori.
In an effort to fight the teacher shortage, The University of Oklahoma wants to make becoming a teacher more affordable. A new scholarship could give education students at OU an additional $9500 in financial support.
Oklahoma superintendent-elect Robert Franklin shares his top three priorities during the first 100 days. What he believes are Oklahoma school values, parental rights, and what gives him the most hope
Oklahoma superintendent-elect Robert Franklin shares what steps he will take to help students in the state meet their benchmarks.
The new school, launching July 1, 2027, aims to grow Oklahoma's aviation workforce, expand student opportunities and strengthen the university's role in the aviation and aerospace industries.
A dangerous driving trend that is on the rise may have reached Northeast Ohio, according to an Ohio School Safety Center report.
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Older adults in Monroe County are facing higher prices and fewer choices as they sign up for Medicare Advantage plans during open enrollment.Peggy and Oscar Kent are longtime Greece residents, “ever since I was young and got married, it was always my dream to retire and live in Florida in the winter […]
West Middle School Tori Albright was selected as one of four semi-finalists for School Administrators of Iowa
Low completion rates have officials questioning if Luna Community College should stay independent. Its president objects.
While instructors describe mixed feelings as turmoil on campus continues, students say their back-to-school experience is business as usual.
Two finalists for the top job at the troubled institution are based in New Mexico, but all have leadership experience in the Southwest.