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Concordia University, Nebraska hosted a highly successful National Young Pianists' Day for high school students from around the country, offering them the opportunity to learn from experienced faculty and perform on top-notch pianos. The event, organized by Dr. Elizabeth Grimpo, featured instructional sessions, masterclasses, and a closing recital, providing
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In a competitive Conference of New England matchup, the Nichols College women's volleyball team suffered a 3-0 defeat at the hands of Johnson & Wales University, with scores of 10-25, 13-25, and 21-25. The loss drops Nichols to 7-16 overall and 1-6 in conference play, while Johnson &
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In a conference matchup held at Katz Gymnasium, the Nichols College women's volleyball team dominated Curry College, winning 3-1 (19-25, 25-17, 25-17, 25-18). The victory improves the Bison's record to 8-16 (2-6 CNE), while the Colonels' record drops to 5-15 (0-7 CNE). The match was
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Creighton University Athletics' volleyball team, the Bluejays, has been steadily climbing the ranks in the American Volleyball Coaches Association poll, reaching a season-best 12th spot. Led by their 12-match winning streak and a 17-5 overall record, the team has shown impressive consistency. Notably, the Bluejays have been ranked in
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Minnesota State University athletics has announced the commencement of its 2025-26 wrestling season, beginning with the Pointer Open at Shirley Egner Court in Berg Gym, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, on November 1. This marks the 33rd season for head coach Jim Makovsky, who will lead an experienced team featuring three wrestlers
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As the Washburn University men's tennis team prepares to conclude its fall season at the Washburn Invitational, the program boasts an impressive roster and a record that speaks to its dedication and drive. With a 2024-25 season that saw a fourth straight trip to the NCAA Tournament and
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Dr. Daniel Thurber '68 has dedicated over five decades to enriching the lives of Concordia University, Nebraska students through his pioneering work in establishing the London and Europe Study Tour in 1993 and leading numerous study trips to Asia. As professor emeritus of English, he has taught extensively, inspiring
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As the Conference of New England Tournament semifinals heat up, the No. 2 seeded Nichols College women's tennis team, led by first-year head coach Javier Godoy Gomis, is poised to make a statement. With a 9-3 record in conference play, the Bison are looking to upset No. 3
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The Washburn Ichabod football team will take on the Missouri Western Griffons in a highly anticipated matchup on Saturday at 2 p.m. in St. Joseph, Mo. The two teams have a history of intense competition, with the Ichabods winning last year's game 24-16 on September 28, 2024.
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The Nichols College women's tennis team battled against Roger Williams University on their Senior Day, emerging victorious with a 5-2 win. This pivotal match has propelled the Bison to a 11-1 season record, with an impressive 8-1 mark against Conference of New England opponents. The Hawks, on the
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In today's business landscape, where success is often measured by numbers, companies are increasingly recognizing the importance of ethical leadership. With a growing emphasis on trust, integrity, and social responsibility, leaders who prioritize ethics, service, and the well-being of others are driving success. Research supports this shift, showing
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Bucknell junior wrestler Noah Mulvaney has been selected to the NCAA Division I Men's Wrestling Oversight Committee, providing a valuable voice for fellow grapplers. His term will run from October 21, 2025, to August 31, 2026. Mulvaney will serve as the only student-athlete on the committee, bringing a
