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Montana Alumnus donates $1.5 million for Endowed Professorship in Conservation Biology and Policy
Earle Layser, a 1965 graduate of the University of Montana, has made a gift of $1.5 million the College of Forestry and Conservation Tuesday to create an endowed professorship in conservation biology and policy.
CU Receives Huge Collection of Holocaust-Era Material
British Teenager Plotted a Columbine-Style Massacre on 2 Schools, Mosque and Cinema
N.C. A&T Clears Former Adjunct Professor of Grade-Changing Allegations
Mike McQueary Told Select Group of Penn State Football Players in 2011 He Was Sexually Abused as a Boy: Report
Obamacare: UNC May Cut Hours, Jobs To Avoid Costs Of Affordable Care Act
Ukraine Crisis Prompts Evacuation from American Study Abroad Programs
Nationwide Campaign Hopes To Double U.S. Students Studying Abroad By 2019
By Staff ReporterFormer NCAA Division I Athletes Far More Likely to Have Lasting Health Issues Than Non-Athletes
By Russell WesterholmSt. Louis Couple Donate $2.5 million to MU College Of Veterinary Medicine
By Staff ReporterMSU Alumnus Donates $50 million to College of Engineering
By Staff ReporterPurdue Graduate Receives 4-Year Sentence for Hacking into Professor’s Computer and Changing Grades
By Staff ReporterUniversity Of Alabama Professors Develop New Search Engine
By Jaleesa BaulkmanExpanding Upon Mark Cuban's Proposal Ending One-And-Done College Players
By Staff ReporterJob Search Tips for College Students: Build a Positive Web Presence, Employers Will Google You
By Russell Westerholm
