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Youngstown State University has officially announced the approval of its first slate of academic programs, beginning this fall, for Youngstown State University – Steubenville, the site of the former ...

Many school districts are ill-prepared to defend themselves against the growing threat of AI-powered cyberattacks, a problem that has been exacerbated by federal government cuts to programs that ...

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At Roxborough Memorial Hospital in Philadelphia, surgeon Piotr Krecioch has his hands full launching a program offering surgical interventions to treat obesity. One in three Philadelphians are living ...

Registration opens for Display Week 2026, showcasing emerging progress across emissive displays, AI-enabled imaging, ...

STEUBENVILLE — Youngstown State University has officially announced the approval of its first slate of academic programs, beginning this fall, for Youngstown State University – Steubenville, the site ...

"As the Legislature prepares to reconvene for the 2026 session, these are the specific actions that I believe need to be taken to bring fraud in these programs under control while preserving access ...

Now in her 70s, Luke won the 2026 Ms. Senior World 70s title. She said the pageant title doesn't merely represent success, but it's also being "crowned to serve" her community. All the while, she held ...

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The University of Montevallo has been dealing with debt for months now, and now more than a dozen academic programs have been cut to keep the falcons above water. It's Alabama's only public liberal ...

Lee County Manager Lisa Minter is asking the commissioners to begin the process of replacing the program that supports information technology services in nearly all county departments.