Finance
Princeton University reimburses Department of Energy extended assignment funds
Princeton University has agreed to reimburse $1 million to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) following a report by the DOE inspector general (IG) on a program at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) under which employees were assigned to work for extended periods of time at other U.S. laboratories engaged in fusion energy research. The University manages PPPL under a contract with the DOE.
UC Davis professor receives $5.6 million for gratitude research
Davidson College Receives $25 Million for The Davidson Trust; Gift is Second Largest in College's History
Davidson Commencement Pays Tribute to 449 Student Graduates and Other College and Community Leaders
Parents just say no to college tuition
Eight U.Va. Scholars Receive Fulbright Awards
Education Department Announces $254 Million for Upward Bound Projects to Help About 60,000 Students Access and Succeed in Higher Education
W&L Honors Three Alumni, Receives Record Reunion Gift
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By Staff ReporterW&L. Senior Lauren Acker Named General of the Year
By Staff ReporterRubenstein Gives $15 Million for Duke’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative
By Staff ReporterStanford: Amy J. Blue Award winner Denni Dianne Woodward guided by a warm spirit, dedication to students
By Staff ReporterPenn Vet Researcher Tracy Bale Receives the Society for Women’s Health Research Medtronic Prize
By Staff ReporterW&L Announces Final Johnson Opportunity Grant Recipients
By Staff ReporterGeorgetown Lombardi Receives $500,000 From Avon at 10th Annual Avon Walk for Breast Cancer
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