One of my first women's, gender & sexual studies classes! I knew almost immediately that my college career and eventually my postgrad life would incorporate WGSS in some way. Another experience that ...

GARDEN CITY, KAN. The Odessa College women’s golf team ended the first day of the NJCAA National Championships in second place Monday at Buffalo Dunes Golf Course. The Lady Wranglers finished ...

Research programs to understand each school's requirements. Build your skills and demonstrate readiness for graduate-level work. Ensure your personal statement and recommendations reinforce your ...

the school said in a news release. He came out of retirement to get his college education. After his military service, the Vietnam War veteran opened his own business selling souvenirs for three ...

As conference tournaments prepare to wrap up, the NCAA selection show is now on the horizon, where Women's College World Series hopefuls will be announced. Once again, the SEC is the conference ...

The quarterback trained with NFL players when he was 12, completed his high school coursework with ... the new face of Ole Miss football will be a college graduate before he's even introduced ...

During Saturday’s afternoon ceremony, keynote speaker Eric Marrapodi ’03, NPR vice president of news programming, urged graduates of the School of Communications and College of Arts & Sciences to ...

On Friday, 3,385 students earned degrees, with the youngest graduate being just 16 years ... as graduates of a community college: to build and strengthen communities. Community is in the name of our ...

On Friday, 3,385 students earned degrees, with the youngest graduate ... of a community college: to build and strengthen communities. Community is in the name of our school. So at work, at home ...

More than 60 Division I programs in women’s college basketball ... for several years at Maryland. In College Park, Blair helped Frese land stellar high school recruits and comb the portal ...

The Duluth School Board adopted a resolution banning married women from teaching in public schools. Carrie T. Wilson, the only woman serving on the board, cast the sole dissenting vote.