Park University News

While other suburban fathers in Parkville tend to their lawns on the weekends, Steve Strong is heading 65 feet below ground.

The University of Maryland will hold its commencement ceremony on Sunday, but people attending won't be able to take Metrorail there.

It took more than a decade to write. Hundreds of mental health experts contributed to the laborious process.

Takiya Smith wanted to expand her thriving business. Jill Egbert wanted to earn a degree to better market herself to prospective employers.

Kansas City Public Radio provides a nice melodic profile and promo of Park University playing up their widely acclaimed music program.

Soldiers who continue with their education can help their military careers and be better prepared for their eventual transition to civilian life, an organizer said at a college fair Thursday at Fort Bliss.

Every year students from other countries come to the United States to go to college and try and find a better life.

Based on the latest survey conducted by Global Educational News on the Best Online Master's Programs, Brooklyn Park University has acquired top 4th position in its worldwide ranking of top online institutions offering master's programs.

Jean Curtze Carroll knew her parents had traveled to India, Afghanistan, Pakistan and other countries during the 1960s and '70s and shot thousands of photographs of the people and landmarks they encountered.

Just one season to be exact. In their first year of existence, the Eagles from Concordia University in Irvine are the National Association of Interscholastic Athletics volleyball national champions.

Protestors are expected to demonstrate at Thursday's dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Library in Dallas.

Brooklyn Park University has yet again proved to be loyal to its mission of facilitating its students in establishing a career amidst the cut-throat job market of the 21st Century.

April 22nd, 2013 A Pittsburgh professor came into a treasure trove of beautiful images of Afganistan, Pakistan and Nepal taken by a couple in Erie.

Evelyn Hernandez, a 2012 CAPA graduate, talks about the Pittsburgh Promise at this morning's news conference.

Point Park students Alexandra Martinez-O'Reilly, Mauricia Turner and prospective Indiana University student Dorian Frison listen to a presentation by Allegheny County Deputy Sheriff S. Jason Tarap during the March 27 Point Park University job fair.