The new sponsorship will make the local bottler's products the water and soft drinks of the school in addition to unlocking other collaborative endeavors, such as internship opportunities and sustainability efforts.

The university’s Veteran Entrepreneurship Training course, which enters its ninth year this summer, is accepting applications and is open to former members of the armed forces and their spouses or dependents.

Applications are open now to former service members, their spouses or dependents for the free, seven-week course, which explores how to develop a business concept and to gauge its feasibility.

The Dr. Eugene Marsh Center for Veterans and Military Affairs is the first space at the University to be named for a Black graduate.

Barbara Lawrence will lead the Mercer County-based college's strategic direction as it relates to inclusive excellence.

The incentive also applies to employees’ immediate family members under the age of 23.

The 31-credit program will emphasize pedagogical methodologies aimed to improve the vocal health of choral singers, the efficiency of rehearsals and the potential of performances.