In a continued effort to bridge the gap between academia and industry, Dr. Mohanad Alshaikh, CEO of Johnson Controls Arabia, ...

Scotland's first black professor Sir Geoff Palmer has sadly passed away. The 85-year-old, who was chancellor and professor emeritus at Heriot-Watt University, moved to the UK from Jamaica as a ...

Sir Geoff moved to the UK from Jamaica as a teenager and became known as both an academic and a human rights advocate. ... Scotland's first black professor Sir Geoff Palmer has died, aged 85.

Scotland's first black professor Sir Geoff Palmer has died, ... Scottish wingsuit flyer Liam Byrne dies during Swiss Alps jump. 3. TV presenter Dermot Murnaghan reveals stage four cancer. 4.

Labour has won the Hamilton by-election - but Professor Sir John Curtice is far from convinced it means Anas Sarwar will become the next first minister. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to ...

Caby Edward Byrne, 91, of Clinton, MS, passed away May 13, 2025. A lifelong minister, he served countless college students through campus ...

Partnership leverages growing resources in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to advance key areas in Lucid's technology roadmap while progressing the country's vision for sustainable mobility ...

David McClary has served 36 years of a maximum life sentence for the murder of Officer Edward Byrne. "That was one of Eddie's shields," said Ken Byrne, the officer's brother.

Commenting on the appointment, KAUST President Sir Edward Byrne AC stated, “We are honored to have Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman as the Chairman of KAUST Board of Trustees. His appointment marks a ...

University of the West Indies history Prof. Sir Hilary Beckles spoke about reparations for chattel slavery in the postcolonial Americas at a Tuesday event sponsored by Northwestern’s Buffett ...

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I remember reading Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott. I almost put it down, but I persevered. The reward was that, when I reached the end, I felt like I was waking from a dream.