Feb. 6, Dr. Alexandra Oprea from the University at Buffalo’s philosophy department came to SUNY Geneseo to present on “How to ...

He will also talk on the reduced emphasis on civics education in American public schools and the resulting effects on ...

I write here to offer a teaser for a video on populism and classical liberalism, a lecture which I gave for the Bruno Leoni ...

The media’s predictable shrieks and howls of “constitutional crisis” notwithstanding, we are in the throes of a grand ...

Tredegar’s Jewish history is often overshadowed by the anti-Jewish riot of August 1911. But the town’s true legacy is ...

The renovation of the Rocky River Senior Center promises a brighter, more inviting future for the community’s older residents ...

Iowa’s public universities are “derelict in their duty” of teaching students about the United States, its history and ideals, a presenter told Iowa lawmakers Wednesday. The Iowa House Higher Education ...

Invisible Eddie' opens Feb. 7 at College Park; Tabitha plans special Valentine's Day music bingo, and Hastings College will host a lecture focusing on Confederate monuments.

And if you enjoy writing notes on paper, or it's your preferred study method, you won't have to sacrifice the feeling -- while also saving you the job of typing up your notes later. The iPad is ...

Sometimes, it is easier to quickly jot down a note by hand. There is no need to open an app, and studies show that physically writing things down helps to remember them more than typing does.

Colleges, universities, and policymakers can draw lessons from the evolution of patient-centered care in the health care system to create a more responsive and inclusive higher education system.