Ancient Mysteries Revealed: Groundbreaking Spiro Exhibition to Debut at The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum The Spiro site contained one of the greatest collections of prehistoric American Indian artifacts ever discovered in the United States. The Spiro Mounds are one of the United States’ most important ancient Native American sites, as well as an […]
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Dr. J. Goosby Smith
Named Vice President for Community Belonging and Chief Diversity Officer at Pepperdine University Dr. April Harris Akinloye will join Smith as assistant vice president for community belonging. Press Release: The KAIROS Company for Pepperdine University Pepperdine University announced today its long-anticipated selection of the University’s inaugural vice president for community belonging and chief diversity officer, Dr. J. […]
Dorm From Home
NATTY LIGHT OFFERS “DORM FROM HOME” IN RESPONSE TO NATIONWIDE COLLEGE CAMPUS CLOSURES Natural Light is Awarding a Mobile-Dorm for One Lucky 21+ Student to Enjoy the Freedoms of College (From Home) As universities across the country announce campus closures to enact social distancing, droves of 21+ college students are facing a harsh reality; the […]
So You Want a Career in Journalism?
Journalism is an exciting, fast-paced, and interesting career where no two days are the same. Journalists can work for newspapers, TV stations, websites, magazines and radio stations. Most of the time, the best way to get into a career as a journalist is to earn a relevant degree, although you might be able to get […]
Expert comment on Telegram cyber attack
Expert comment on Telegram cyber attack from Mark Skilton, Professor of Practice at Warwick Business School, who researches and consults on cyber security. He said: “This type of attack is government censorship using cyber tools to block internet traffic. In this case it was massive overwhelming traffic noise targeting Telegram servers and networks to slow […]