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UC Berkeley Graduate students in linguistics leaving legacy for speakers of endangered language of Garifuna
Graduate students in linguistics professor Lev Michael's class at the University of California, Berkeley, will wrap up the year by producing a legacy for speakers of an endangered language called Garifuna.
NASA Selects Johns Hopkins-Led Science Investigation Upgrade for Flying Observatory
Three Rice students named Goldwater Scholars
Health activist Paul Farmer to speak at Yale Divinity School
'Island President' named best feature film at Yale Film Festival
Penn Navy ROTC Battalion Celebrates Pass in Review – and 72 Years on Campus
Penn President Amy Gutmann to Receive Honorary Degree From Columbia
Bousquet appointed interim University of Wisconsin System-Eau Claire chancellor
By Staff ReporterEdna Baehre-Kolovani Selected to Become the Next President of Tidewater Community College
By Staff ReporterMinnesota State Colleges and Universities Board of Trustees Honors Four with “Educator of the Year” Award
By Staff ReporterDr. Shirley Kenny Named Interim President at Augusta State University
By Staff ReporterMissouri among Top Ten States in Post-9/11 Veteran College Enrollment
By Staff ReporterUSDA and Education Host White House Rural Council Meeting, Sign Interagency Agreement to Promote Career Pathways and Postsecondary Education
By Staff ReporterU.S. Department of Education Releases Blueprint to Transform Career and Technical Education
By Staff ReporterUW Employees Honored at Staff Recognition Day
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