Julie Taboh

Charleston college president seeks to empower students with latest skills

Tensions escalated recently after the the U.S. conducted a targeted killing of a top Iranian commander in Iraq

A night of vigils for the victims of a Ukrainian passenger airline mistakenly shot down by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps' air defense erupted into anti-government protests in cities across Iran

A night of vigils for the victims of a Ukrainian passenger airliner mistakenly shot down by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps erupted into anti-government protests nationwide Saturday.

This year's contest focused on global youth unemployment and attracted more than 250,000 participants from around the world

Lynn Pasquerella, president of the Association of American Colleges and Universities, says, 'Liberal education is more critical than ever if we take into account our nation's historic mission of educating for democracy'

The suicide rate for Native youth is higher than the rate for any of their peers, and drug use -- alcohol, tobacco and illicit drugs -- are among the highest, according to national studies

Dolica Gopisetty is among the more than one million international students in the US, with 20 percent coming from India

Dolica Gopisetty is among the more than one million international students in the US, with 20 percent coming from India

In addition to abundant displays of their artwork on campus, students' creations are also on exhibit at IAIA's Museum of Contemporary Native Arts in downtown Santa Fe