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Karen Brown Hopes to Join Baldwin-Whitehall School Board
Thirteen candidates are vying for four seats on the Baldwin-Whitehall School Board during May 21's primary election, including Karen Brown .
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PSU report reviews women's status at university
Women at Pennsylvania State University either haven't made progress or have lost ground when it comes to being represented in several key areas, including leadership positions and enrollment, according to a new report from a university commission.
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College Students Who Communicate With Their Parents Exercise More and Eat Better, Study Says
A study conducted at Penn State University found that college students who communicate with their parents exercise more and eat more fruits and vegetables.
Kent Multimedia Workshop to be held June 6, 7, and 8
From The Kent Multimedia WorkshopThe Kent Multimedia Workshop was founded by faculty members at Kent State in 2012 to provide low-cost training to journalists and students from Ohio.
Businesswoman challenge DJ for office
In the only magisterial district judge race this primary election, incumbent T.R. Williams is being challenged by local businesswoman Ginger Rowe.
NRCC nursing students receive pins, degrees
Six Pulaski County residents were among 41 students in the 2013 associate degree nursing class at New River Community College who received their nursing pins and associate degrees at a ceremony recently held at the college.
EDITORIAL: Making college affordable
Every parent with a college-age child worries about the spiraling cost of education.
Penn State's Nittany Lion shrine closed for rehab
The Nittany Lion Shrine at Penn State University has been closed for renovations.
Corbett nominates new education secretary
Gov. Tom Corbett is putting a new face on his often-unpopular education policies -- nominating a new secretary of education -- while keeping the current secretary in a newly created position as a special adviser on higher education.
'Abington's Next Century' to Start Friday?
Joy Pollock, a member of the Rydal-Meadowbrook Civic Association , has been an Abington resident for a little over ten years.
Pittsburgh Brashear seniors celebrate their aims for the future
Rocquan Eubanks gets high-fives from Pittsburgh Brashear High School staff members after announcing that he was going to attend Community College of Allegheny County after graduating.
Harrisburg student represents University at national level
Representing thousands of peers is no easy job. Just ask Andy Dessel, of Chambersburg, Pa., a senior public policy major and communications minor at Penn State Harrisburg.
PHT Corporation Hosts Upcoming Educational Webinar, "Effective Use...
Senior Scientific Advisors Dr. Susan M. Dallabrida and Dr. Jill Platko of PHT Consulting Services will conduct a new webinar, "Effective Use of Electronic Patient Reported Outcomes in Migraine and Headache Patient Populations," June 12, at 10-11am and 2-3pm EDT.
LHU Names New Dean of the College of Liberal Arts & Education
LockHavenUniversity Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs, Dr. Donna Wilson has named Dr.
Good Shepherd Academy, Kingston, recently announced Lia Fredericks, left, and Eamon Tuttle, right, as winners of the school's annual spelling bee.
After nearly four hours of total debate, local school students were able to pass draft legislation during Senator David G. Argall's third annual "Senator for a Day" program on Thursday.
Former Congressman Joseph Sestak named General Omar N. Bradley Chair
Joseph Sestak, former congressman and retired U.S. Navy three-star admiral, has been named as the 2013-14 recipient of the General Omar N. Bradley Chair in Strategic Leadership.
Besieged White House rejects Obama-Nixon parallels
Dave Boyer is a White House correspondent for The Washington Times. A native of Allentown, Pa., Boyer worked for the Philadelphia Inquirer from 2002 to 2011 and also has covered Congress for the Times.
Sex abuse cases are about children, not religion: Editorial
The conviction of Yosef Kolko in Ocean County is another painful reminder that the scourge of child sex abuse - and the inexcusable failure of adults to do all they can to protect the victims - is not limited to the Catholic Church.
Survey: Lefton ranks fifth among Ohio's highest-paid public-university presidents
Kent State University President Lester A. Lefton is among the bulk of state university presidents in Ohio who collect more than the national median salary for the job, according to a new survey released May 12 from "The Chronicle of Higher Education." Of the 10 state public colleges in Ohio that responded to the annual salary survey, nine of their ... (more)