Kyle and Ashley Freeland, both 2015 University of Evansville graduates, have donated the funds to the school to establish The Freeland Clubhouse for the baseball team.

The expedited admissions process applies to students who have graduated from Hanover College and seek to attend Indiana University Southeast for a graduate program.

Last fall, the two institutions implemented a pilot program to provide seamless automatic admission to IUI for qualifying seniors. The program has now expanded its reach to include more schools.

The Cabell Commitment will grant eligible high school students who graduate from Cabell County Schools automatic admission to Marshall University.

The grant will be used to host workshops for elementary school teachers in a project led by Fairmont State University’s Dr. Deb Hemler.

Two graduate programs are being implemented: Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy. Both programs will be housed within the new Morrison Center.

Two former departments, Political Science and International Relations and Global Studies and Human Geography, have come together to create the new department.

The award comes from the Public Relations Society of America and signifies University of Memphis having the best undergraduate program for communications and public relations in the country.

The Greeneville Lions Club assisted Tusculum University Facilities Management to plant 400 flowers at Pioneer Park.

The $343,640 grant comes from the State of Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development.