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APSU Alumnus Larry W. Carroll Establishes Carroll Entrepreneurship Center

APSU Alumnus Larry W. Carroll Establishes Carroll Entrepreneurship Center

APSU Alumnus Larry W. Carroll Establishes Carroll Entrepreneurship Center
Nashville TennesseanNashville Tennessean
Tennessee needs skilled trades as much as college degrees | Letters

Tennessee needs skilled trades as much as college degrees | Letters

While college is a powerful tool, skilled trades offer Tennesseans debt-free paths to high-demand, high-wage careers.
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Phish Fans Establish New Scholarship for Vermont College Music Students

Phish Fans Establish New Scholarship for Vermont College Music Students

Phish Fans Establish New Scholarship for Vermont College Music Students
Nashville TennesseanNashville Tennessean
Talent isn't the problem for rural students. Access is. | Opinion

Talent isn't the problem for rural students. Access is. | Opinion

A Vanderbilt student shares how rural schools lack the resources and college prep to compete with urban peers.
USA TodayUSA Today
Carnegie Mellon to build Miami campus after $2 billion donation

Carnegie Mellon to build Miami campus after $2 billion donation

Carnegie Mellon University plans to construct a new campus in Miami, funded by a $2 billion donation by Ken Griffin, the CEO of Citadel.
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How $3B donation to Carnegie Mellon will be used in Pittsburgh

How $3B donation to Carnegie Mellon will be used in Pittsburgh

The $3 billion gift will go toward supporting the Pittsburgh campus while building a new campus in Miami
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Hedge fund CEO Ken Griffin gives record $3B to Carnegie Mellon to build Miami campus

Hedge fund CEO Ken Griffin gives record $3B to Carnegie Mellon to build Miami campus

Carnegie Mellon University announced Wednesday that hedge fund CEO Ken Griffin is donating $3 billion, with the bulk of the money to be used to start a new campus in Miami that will focus on societal challenges
The Commercial AppealThe Commercial Appeal
October 2026 Social Security and SSI payment schedule

October 2026 Social Security and SSI payment schedule

Supplemental Security Income recipients will get two checks in October because November 1 falls on a Sunday.
Nashville TennesseanNashville Tennessean
This Tennessee county is the best in the state to raise a family. Here's why

This Tennessee county is the best in the state to raise a family. Here's why

Niche's 2026 rankings place Williamson County atop Tennessee's list of best counties for families and among the top 20 nationwide.
Nashville TennesseanNashville Tennessean
Dolly Parton's Cup of Ambition coffee launches nationwide. Where to find it

Dolly Parton's Cup of Ambition coffee launches nationwide. Where to find it

Dolly Parton's coffee brand, Cup of Ambition, is set to launch nationwide on National Coffee Day, Sept. 29.
Palm Beach PostPalm Beach Post
Spirit Christmas stores finally coming to Florida, here's where

Spirit Christmas stores finally coming to Florida, here's where

Florida is getting its first Spirit Christmas stores. Find out where they'll open and when.
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QCC Foundation Appoints Alum Joshua Duhamel to Board of Directors

QCC Foundation Appoints Alum Joshua Duhamel to Board of Directors

The Quinsigamond Community College Foundation (QCCF) has announced the appointment of Joshua Duhamel, a QCC alum and public service professional, to its Board of Directors. Duhamel currently serves as Chief of Staff for the Worcester City Council, where he manages operations, policy development, constituent services, and community engagement. His career also includes service with the Massachusetts House of Representatives as an aide and director of constituent services. The QCCF stated that Duhamel's appointment aims to incorporate diverse perspectives and experiences from the Greater Worcester community into its leadership. Duhamel expressed his honor in joining the board, emphasizing his commitment to supporting the college's mission of creating opportunities for students from all backgrounds and ensuring QCC remains accessible and connected to its communities as Worcester grows.