Colleges
Heather Haley Transitions from WVLT to the University of Tennessee: Embracing a Fresh Start
Kenny Chesney has made waves as the first country artist to perform at the iconic Sphere in Las Vegas. This ... Read more
Why You Should Never Bet Against Marva Johnson: Supporters Speak Out After FAMU Opposition
Marva Johnson has been appointed as the 13th president of Florida A&M University (FAMU), sparking both excitement and skepticism. As ... Read more
Discover Miami University’s Game-Changing Event District: A New Hub for World-Class Performances!
Exciting changes are coming to Miami University’s Oxford campus, with plans for a new event district that could transform the ... Read more
Revamped Living: Discover the Exciting New Student Housing Options at the University of Tennessee!
The University of Tennessee at Knoxville is undergoing a big change in its student housing. This fall, two new residence ... Read more
How Xavier University Balances Player Pay and Professor Cuts: An In-Depth Opinion
Xavier University is making headlines for its plan to directly pay its basketball players. This move follows a recent ruling ... Read more
How Trump’s Cuts to Research Funding Impacted Your State University: What You Need to Know
Federal funding cuts have impacted colleges across the U.S., stretching from elite institutions to smaller state schools. While major focuses ... Read more
Introducing Bethel University’s First Dean of the New Business College: Pioneering a Vision for Future Leaders
Bethel University recently appointed Tom Brown as the dean of its new business school, starting on August 4. This move ... Read more
Experience the Magic: Ohio Wesleyan’s Upcoming Musical Theater Performances for the Community
Ohio Wesleyan University (OWU) is gearing up for an exciting year in the performing arts. The university has announced its ... Read more
Facing Enrollment Declines: What Budget Cuts Mean for Xavier University Students
Xavier University is facing challenges as it prepares for a smaller first-year class this fall. With approximately 800 freshmen expected—down ... Read more
Why No Man is an Island: Embracing Connection in a Disconnected World
Anton Gunn never planned to run for office or even advise a president. He initially aimed to teach U.S. history ... Read more
