William V. S. Tubman University (TU) is pleased to announce that Brenda Wisner, a distinguished student from the College of Business & Administration , has been selected to participate in the 2025 ...

Kennedy’s 1987 speech helped sink Bork's nomination and is considered by Republicans (and some Democrats) to have been unfair ...

That’s what lauded NBC News journalist Lester Holt told a ballroom full of newspeople on Thursday while accepting the 2025 William Allen White Foundation National Citation at the University of ...

The Basalt High School senior was the star of a small signing ceremony on Monday where he inked to continue his soccer career at William Penn University. “Someone said it’s a big honor to be able to ...

Tubman was one of the system’s best- known “conductors.” Earlier, a photograph of Harriet Tubman was removed from a web-page about the Underground Railroad. Previously, the page opened with a photo of ...

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Tubman's photo and quote were removed from the page in February. A National Park Service webpage about the Underground Railroad has been restored to its original state months after it was changed ...

page featured a large photo of Tubman, the railroad’s most famous “conductor,” records from the Wayback Machine show. Next to it was a quote from Tubman about her experience coordinating the ...

featured a whittled-down version of its 2022 text that purged Tubman’s name and involvement almost entirely. Her full-body portrait and an introductory quote about steering the Underground ...

The Princess of Wales, who reportedly has been in contact with Prince Harry much to William’s dismay, is determined in her efforts to bring the two estranged brothers together, especially after ...

The National Parks Service webpage for the “Underground Railroad” used to lead with a quote from Tubman, the railroad’s most famous “conductor.”, a comparison on the Wayback Machine ...