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Congressman Bobby Scott Joins Panel on AI and Future of Black and Brown Students

Congressman Bobby Scott Joins Panel on AI and Future of Black and Brown Students

Virginia Congressman Bobby Scott participated in a Leadership Exchange panel hosted by the 100 Black Men of America, Inc. The discussion focused on the evolving role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education and strategies to prepare Black and Brown students for the future economy, enabling them to lead, shape, and produce in this technological landscape. The panel, held in Washington, D.C., included other national education, innovation, and technology leaders such as Dr. Shawn Joseph, Superintendent of Prince George’s County Public Schools; Dr. Calvin Mackie, CEO of STEM NOLA; Ella McChesney, Co-Founder of Olive; and Dr. Mark Brown, Major General (R) President of Tuskegee University. The conversation highlighted the need for action beyond just panels and funding, emphasizing the importance of STEM engagement in out-of-school time and community settings. Dr. Mackie specifically noted a lack of faith in K-12 and Higher Education's ability or desire to engage entire communities in AI literacy, education, ...
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Rio Rancho Oktoberfest Unites Community with German-Themed Festivities

Rio Rancho Oktoberfest Unites Community with German-Themed Festivities

Rio Rancho Oktoberfest Unites Community with German-Themed Festivities
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Planning for higher education costs and building college savings

Planning for higher education costs and building college savings

With college costs rising families can adapt by planning early. Here are practical ways to save for tuition.
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Breaking down Week 4 high school football action in Springfield area

Breaking down Week 4 high school football action in Springfield area

Nixa was upset on the road, while Republic bounced back. Kickapoo earned its first win of the season. Here's everything that happened in Week 4 action.
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Syracuse University Formally Inaugurates Mike Haynie as 13th Chancellor

Syracuse University Formally Inaugurates Mike Haynie as 13th Chancellor

Syracuse University formally inaugurated Mike Haynie as its 13th Chancellor in a ceremony held at the JMA Wireless Dome. Haynie, who was selected as chancellor-elect in March and stepped into the role of acting chancellor in April, officially took the helm. The event featured remarks from various university members, musical performances, and a video detailing Haynie's journey at SU. Speakers praised Haynie's dedication to students, his leadership during challenging times like the COVID-19 pandemic, and his commitment to creating opportunities. The co-chairs of the Chancellor Search Committee, Lisa Fontenelli and Shelly Fisher, expressed confidence in Haynie's ability to lead the university through future opportunities and challenges.
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Lander University Board of Trustees to Convene in F. Mitchell Johnson Board Room

Lander University Board of Trustees to Convene in F. Mitchell Johnson Board Room

The Lander University Board of Trustees is scheduled to hold a called meeting on Tuesday, September 22, at 9 a.m. The meeting will take place in the F. Mitchell Johnson Board Room, located on the university's campus. The purpose of the meeting is to address specific agenda items relevant to the university's governance and operations. This gathering is a regular part of the university's administrative calendar, ensuring oversight and strategic direction for the institution.
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Missouri State University dedicates new arts complex, honors impact

Missouri State University dedicates new arts complex, honors impact

Made possible by the largest one-time donation in Missouri State University's history, the new Performing Arts Complex will open in spring 2027.
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Kansas Board of Regents Prioritizes Artificial Intelligence Policy Development and Approves Higher Education Budget Proposal

Kansas Board of Regents Prioritizes Artificial Intelligence Policy Development and Approves Higher Education Budget Proposal

The Kansas Board of Regents has made the development of a framework for the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) its top priority in the annual examination of its strategic plan for higher education. This initiative will focus on AI's application in student teaching, academic research, and administrative oversight. Regent Neelima Parasker, president and CEO of SnapIT Solutions, will chair the committee tasked with exploring AI and drafting guardrail recommendations. The committee's work will involve examining AI activities across universities, identifying statewide AI priorities relevant to higher education, and understanding AI's role in workforce development. The Board acknowledged that different universities in Kansas utilize large language models differently and aims to advance a unified policy. Concurrently, the Board of Regents approved a budget proposal for the state’s public higher education system, which will be presented to Governor Laura Kelly and the 2027 Kansas Legislature. This bud...
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Northeastern University Kicks Off Hispanic Heritage Month with Parade and Cultural Events

Northeastern University Kicks Off Hispanic Heritage Month with Parade and Cultural Events

Northeastern University commenced Hispanic Heritage Month with an annual parade of flags and a block party on its Boston campus. The event, organized by the Latino American Student Organization (LASO), featured music ranging from Bachata to Salsa, live performances, and traditional Latino dishes such as Mexican birria tacos and Caribbean pollo guisado. Stephanie Gonzalez, Vice President of External Affairs for LASO, stated that the parade aims to empower students to embrace their roots and create spaces for Latinos to connect. Diego Téllez Vargas, LASO President, noted the organization's evolution from a Puerto Rican student association to one that accommodates all Latino students and welcomes anyone interested in Latin American culture, emphasizing inclusivity and sharing food.
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Tennessee State University considers selling plot near JC Tune airport

Tennessee State University considers selling plot near JC Tune airport

TSU leaders are considering selling the school's property next to the John C. Tune Airport and using the proceeds to improve dorms.
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Texas Tech earns eighth great Colleges to Work For designation

Texas Tech earns eighth great Colleges to Work For designation

Texas Tech was named a 2026 Great College to Work For for the sixth consecutive year and the eighth time since 2014, earning recognition for compensation and benefits as well as professional development.
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Keiser University names new president of West Palm Beach campus

Keiser University names new president of West Palm Beach campus

Keiser University has appointed former St. Thomas University president David A. Armstrong to lead its flagship campus.