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Sheridan College Animation Program Emphasizes Classical Principles and Industry Preparation

Sheridan College Animation Program Emphasizes Classical Principles and Industry Preparation

Sheridan College Animation Program Emphasizes Classical Principles and Industry Preparation
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Former Walgreens CEO Rosalind Brewer Recognized as Distinguished Alumna of Spelman College

Former Walgreens CEO Rosalind Brewer Recognized as Distinguished Alumna of Spelman College

Former Walgreens CEO Rosalind Brewer Recognized as Distinguished Alumna of Spelman College
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Haas School of Business and Other Leading U.S. Business Schools Enhance Student Engagement with CampusGroups Platform

Haas School of Business and Other Leading U.S. Business Schools Enhance Student Engagement with CampusGroups Platform

Haas School of Business and Other Leading U.S. Business Schools Enhance Student Engagement with CampusGroups Platform
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Stanford University Implements In-Class Quizzes and Handwritten Assignments to Combat AI Cheating

Stanford University Implements In-Class Quizzes and Handwritten Assignments to Combat AI Cheating

Stanford University is introducing new measures, including in-class reading quizzes and handwritten assignments, for freshmen courses to address concerns about AI-powered cheating. The Civic, Liberal, and Global Education program made this decision following student suggestions on how to assess knowledge fairly in an era of advanced AI tools. Mandatory courses will now require students to write responses to in-class prompts to ensure their work is original. Additionally, COLLEGE 101 classes have incorporated reading quizzes into their curriculum. The Program in Writing and Rhetoric, another mandatory course for freshmen, will utilize in-class writing, on-paper annotations, and journaling as part of its assessment methods. These changes aim to create an environment where students are evaluated on their genuine understanding and effort, rather than relying on artificial intelligence to complete their academic tasks.
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University of North Carolina at Charlotte Implements New International Travel Request Process

University of North Carolina at Charlotte Implements New International Travel Request Process

Effective November 16, 2026, the University of North Carolina at Charlotte is introducing a new, dedicated international travel request process. This change will require all international travel requests to use a separate system, distinct from the existing domestic travel request process, which will remain unchanged for travel within the 50 states and neighboring U.S. territories. The update aims to streamline the verification and purchase of international travel insurance and ensure proper safety oversight. Trips to high-risk destinations, identified as U.S. Department of State Level 3 or Level 4 Travel Advisories, will be automatically routed for additional review and approval. This new process applies to all new travel requests submitted on or after the effective date; previously submitted requests do not require revision.
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Portland State University Offers Faculty-Led Program in Paris: 'Exploring the Pedestrian City'

Portland State University Offers Faculty-Led Program in Paris: 'Exploring the Pedestrian City'

Portland State University Offers Faculty-Led Program in Paris: 'Exploring the Pedestrian City'
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Visa barriers push students from US and UK to Asia and Europe, global survey shows

Visa barriers push students from US and UK to Asia and Europe, global survey shows

By Charlotte Van Campenhout AMSTERDAM, Nov 12 (Reuters) - International students are turning away from the United States and Britain in favour of universities in Asia and continental Europe, a global university survey showed on Thursday, as tighter visa rules redraw the global map of higher
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University of Michigan Seeks Student Life Specialist for Integrated Business and Engineering Dual-Degree Program

University of Michigan Seeks Student Life Specialist for Integrated Business and Engineering Dual-Degree Program

The Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan is actively seeking a Student Life Specialist to manage student life and co-curricular activities for its new Integrated Business and Engineering (IBE) dual-degree program. This position will report to the IBE Program Officer. The IBE program, which launched its first official cohort of undergraduate students in Fall 2026, is a collaborative effort between Michigan Engineering and the Ross School of Business. It aims to provide a cohesive experience for students through integrated coursework, action-based learning, and co-curricular activities, preparing them for leadership roles across various industries. The Student Life Specialist will be responsible for providing strategic direction and daily oversight of IBE extra- and co-curricular programs, designing and scaling new projects, managing communications with the student community, and sharing budget responsibilities for programming.
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University of Delaware Honors College Receives $2 Million Gift from John Martinson to Enhance Student Experience

University of Delaware Honors College Receives $2 Million Gift from John Martinson to Enhance Student Experience

The University of Delaware (UD) Honors College has received a $2 million gift from philanthropist and venture capitalist John Martinson. This donation will establish the Martinson Honors Excellence Initiative and the John H. Martinson Scholars Fund, designed to support honors students immediately. The initiative aims to strengthen the Honors College in four key areas: faculty engagement and mentorship, high-impact practices, professional and career development, and the creation of a cohort of Honors John H. Martinson Scholars. This gift coincides with the Honors College's 50th anniversary, building upon its legacy of fostering curious and driven students through close mentorship and experiential learning.
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Lincoln Tech's Houston Campus Receives Industry Award for Design and Construction Excellence

Lincoln Tech's Houston Campus Receives Industry Award for Design and Construction Excellence

Lincoln Tech's Houston Campus Receives Industry Award for Design and Construction Excellence
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Troy University Recognized in Military Times' 2026 'Best for Vets' Rankings for Commitment to Military Support

Troy University Recognized in Military Times' 2026 'Best for Vets' Rankings for Commitment to Military Support

Troy University has been acknowledged by Military Times in its 2026 'Best for Vets: Colleges' rankings, recognizing the institution's dedication to supporting military service members, veterans, and their families. The university secured the 28th position in the Southeast, 59th nationally among traditional universities, 72nd among public universities, and 86th overall out of 370 recognized colleges and universities nationwide. Scot Brumbeloe, TROY’s Director of Military and Veteran Affairs, emphasized the university's ongoing commitment to providing military-connected students with necessary resources, support, and opportunities for success. Troy University's service to the military dates back to the 1950s, with continued growth through initiatives like TROY for Troops centers, the Military and Family Scholarship, and annual recognitions during Military Appreciation and Military Family Appreciation months. In 2025, the university demonstrated its commitment by offering a TA scholarship to eligible service ...
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Cleveland State University Debuts Viking Trading Lab to Enhance Business Education

Cleveland State University Debuts Viking Trading Lab to Enhance Business Education

Cleveland State University Debuts Viking Trading Lab to Enhance Business Education