Provost Jason Osborne said Miami University’s newest deans are "moving us forward through collaboration and bringing new ideas to campus.”

Cal Lutheran University named alumna Holly Roepke as its athletic director on Thursday morning. The 1998 Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Association women’s soccer Player of the Year for the Regals,

We know, you turn to this space each week for a list of worthy new books — it’s kind of our thing, our mission even, summed up right there in the headline. But let’s pause for a moment to celebrate the nuance of “new.

The omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus has caused an unprecedented rise in new cases, but more data is suggesting that Santa Clara County has already seen the worst of it and may be on a slow road to recovery.

A California-based seminary affiliated with the United Methodist Church dealing with financial woes was recently ordered by a court to sell its campus to a local consortium of higher education institutions although it hoped to merge with another college with ties to Methodism.

Alumna Holly Roepke has been named director of athletics at California Lutheran University. A former soccer standout and member of the Alumni Association Athletic Hall of Fame, the Thousand Oaks resident had returned to her alma mater in July as senior associate director of athletics after serving in leadership roles at other colleges.

Historian Dr. Wendy Lower will deliver Centenary College’s 2022 Van Thyn Memorial Lecture virtually via Zoom at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 2.

The city of Santa Clara will adjust hours and services at its libraries, as rising cases of the omicron variant of COVID-19 has impacted library staffing levels.

Health officials praised the work being done by the county’s school districts to test, vaccinate and educate, all during complex times.

Saturday’s standoff at Congregation Beth Israel near Fort Worth was the first time in years that a foreign national had successfully entered the US and carried out terrorist violence.

The high school sports roundup of games on Wednesday, Jan. 19. In boys basketball, South Pasadena earned a big win, but St. Francis lost. Plus highlights from girls basketball and boys and girls

As the omicron variant surged the last week of December, COVID killed more than three times the number of people who succumbed to influenza during the deadliest week of the worst flu season in

How can public transportation address the climate emergency? With a push to go all-electric by 2030, Southern California’s Foothill Transit is providing an example for other cities to follow.

The new government website where people can order free Covid-19 at-home rapid antigen tests is up and running. With just names and addresses, families can go to COVIDtests.gov and request up to

After canceling their April 2020 meeting, Dominguez and his fellow organizers were hoping to gather later in January, but omicron has forced another postponement, to 2023. As new cases have soared, cancellations and postponements have mounted,

Updated data for Clark County on Wednesday provided a glimmer of hope that the local wave may have crested, but public health officials cautioned that it’s too soon to tell.

Willamette University's public lecture event "We Need Rest" with Dr. Nicholas Grier has been moved online due to COVID-19 concerns. Willamette University has been offering a number of events this week to honor the life and legacy of Rev.

Take a look at this week’s high school girls soccer rankings. La Mirada, Flintridge Prep and La Habra lead the way.

Ventura County's COVID-19 infection rate rose Tuesday, but there are signs the alarming climb could be nearing its peak, a health official said.

What is currently an empty lot on Mission Boulevard in downtown Pomona is expected to give way to a four-story housing complex with 75 lofts, each of them subsidized to help renters with lower wages,