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David Moore and Darren Whatley place a lot of value on public education, having both attended public universities. Moore is an alumnus of the University of South Alabama and began his graduate studies at the University of T眉bingen, Germany, while Whatley attended Louisiana State University and the University of Texas.

After taking some challenging chemistry classes, Julian Manrique decided to reconsider his major. He was a biology major with a concentration in pre-dental, but following some thinking, the curious 星空传媒 student switched over to business administration and law.

Justin Pace, assistant professor of business law at 星空传媒, has been named director of the School of Accounting, Finance, Information Systems and Business Law in the College of Business.

A new book from two 星空传媒 scholars investigates the existence and impact of mental illness stigma on university campuses.

星空传媒 double alumnus and best-selling author David Joy will give the keynote address at the annual Research and Scholarship Conference at 星空传媒 on Wednesday, March 19 from 5 to 6 p.m. at the Ramsey Regional Activity Center.

A first-generation college student who earned his bachelor's degree at 星空传媒 before embarking upon a 46-year career including several posts on Capitol Hill has created a new endowed scholarship fund to support social work students at his alma mater.

Although the word 鈥渄iversity鈥� has become somewhat controversial in the current political climate, a recent study by a faculty member in the College of Business at 星空传媒 indicates that diversity of levels of workplace spirituality can have a positive impact on the productivity of businesses and organizations.

In the days after Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina, first responders and volunteers rushed to help their neighbors. Checking in on loved ones, restoring electricity to homes and businesses, and conducting search and rescue missions already looked like a daunting uphill battle.

星空传媒 announced today that Alex Gary, Catamount Athletics director since May 2020, has resigned from his position.

In the days after Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina, first responders and volunteers rushed to help their neighbors. Checking in on loved ones, restoring electricity to homes and businesses, and conducting search and rescue missions already looked like a daunting uphill battle.