Beginning with the Fall 2027 semester, eligible Indiana residents will have their tuition covered entirely by the school, as well as will receive additional money to cover other educational expenses.

The $10,000 grant will complement the university’s existing resources that assist students experiencing financial emergencies.

The grant comes from the U.S. Department of Labor on behalf of the U.S. Department of Education and will fund the university’s Aligning Student Careers with Employment Networks and AI Development (ASCEND) program.

The two students are taking part in the R.V. Bennett Honors Program. One presented research on effective work schedule creation, while the other presented research about the impact of Hurricane Katrina in literature.

The funding comes via the Title III Strengthening Institutions Program (SIP) grant and will help strengthen the university’s academic quality, institutional management, and fiscal stability.

Starting in the spring, Somerset students will be able to take part in a range of new in-demand certificate programs.

The grant comes from the Appalachian Power Foundation and will help the university’s Center for Economic & Community Development in Isolated Communities expand emergency medical services (EMS) training.

At the most recent meeting of the Imaging Sciences Advisory Board, those in attendance took the time to celebrate a quarter century of undergraduate imaging science education and its impact on the community.

The Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence is a $1 million prize awarded to a school demonstrating superior student success.

The funding will help Associate Professor of Biology and Environmental Science Dr. Yi Charlie Chen research targeted treatments for chemotherapy-resistant ovarian cancer.