A new chapter For the last four years, Rose, 52, has served Moritz as its associate dean for strategic initiatives. An expert in corporate governance, sustainable finance and public funds, Rose has al

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Bertch Cabinet really needs workers. Signs hung from the metal siding of the company’s factory buildings, outside Waterloo, Iowa, are big enough to read from the state highway as you drive past: “Full

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Five high school students and 30 college students will receive hands-on training in electronic hardware design, fabrication and security at the Intel Sponsored Summer Internship Program, which is offe

04 June 2024 | 11:15 AM America/New_York Kent Barnett named to position The Ohio State University The Ohio State University has selected Kent Barnett as its next dean of the Moritz College of Law, eff

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Photo Provided Walking across the stage Saturday during Eastern Gateway Community College’s commencement is Ivory Martin. About 1,000 students graduated, celebrating the milestone at Stambaugh Auditor

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It’s graduation season. Thousands of hopeful college graduates will take to the streets — and their screens — with resumes in hand, eager to find their place in the working world. Despite the hard wor

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Even during the summer months, mental health professionals at Carroll University, a private Wisconsin institution, are still hard at work offering their services—just not (solely) to students. For the

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