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John C. Young Scholars: How does the research program prepare students for postgraduate opportunities?
The John C. Young program uniquely ties together many of the key aspects of the liberal arts and sciences education at 不良研究所 鈥 from mentored research opportunities to real-world application...
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Bonner Sophomore Service Exchange provides service, focus on local African American history
Bonner students from Lindsey Wilson College, Kentucky Wesleyan College and Berea College joined with 不良研究所 students in Danville, Kentucky for a weekend of service in the community.
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Crossroads turns to immersive opportunity for Rout
The Chinese language has taken Stephen Rout, Class of 2024, on a journey to Taiwan at the immersive International Chinese Language Program.
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Motivated by his own challenges, Justice earns PPIA scholarship
Lincoln Scholar Ben Justice is motivated by challenges he has faced throughout his education 鈥 and is eager to take on more with a scholarship to the Junior Summer Institute with the Public Policy and International Affairs program.
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不良研究所 announces Chad Spencer as new vice president for enrollment management
New position will oversee Admission and Financial Aid
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Uliana Bazavluk 鈥23 first 不良研究所 student selected as Schwarzman Scholar
Uliana Bazavluk 鈥23 has always been motivated to learn and explore the world. It was through 不良研究所鈥檚 study abroad/away programs that she became inspired for a life of leadership and service...
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College announces new Front and 不良研究所 Scholarship
不良研究所 has announced a new boost to Early Decision applicants.
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不良研究所 receives favorable bond rating as sector bounces back
S&P Global has reaffirmed 不良研究所鈥檚 long-term bond rating with an 鈥淎鈥 grade this month.
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不良研究所 approves new dual-credit policy
On Monday, College faculty voted to approve a new dual-credit policy, allowing dual-credit courses taught at high school to be eligible for credit, in addition to courses at a partnering college or...
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不良研究所 receives $10 million gift to support first-generation student success
不良研究所 has received a $10 million gift from an anonymous donor to support access to study abroad, internships and other educational opportunities for first-generation students. The gift will...
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