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Bowling Green Community Foundation and City to Unveil America 250 Liberty Tree Mosaic Mural

Bowling Green Community Foundation and City to Unveil America 250 Liberty Tree Mosaic Mural

The Bowling Green Community Foundation and the City of Bowling Green are set to unveil an 8-feet by 12-feet America 250 Liberty Tree mosaic mural on November 16, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. The unveiling will take place at the Bowling Green City Building, located at 305 N. Main St. This public art project is a collaborative effort, featuring over 600 tiles painted by area residents of all ages. More than 500 individuals, families, and local organizations contributed to the artwork by painting their own tiles throughout the summer. Members of the Bowling Green Arts Council assembled these individual tiles into the final Liberty Tree design, while city employees constructed the frame and installed the mural on the south wall inside the City Building. The project celebrates community, creativity, and connection, commemorating America’s 250th anniversary and the City of Bowling Green’s 46th anniversary as a Tree City USA.

Lakewood High School Journalism Students Visit Kent State University for Media Immersion

Lakewood High School Journalism Students Visit Kent State University for Media Immersion

Lakewood High School's print and digital journalism classes recently visited Kent State University for an immersive experience in the field of journalism. The trip provided students with a preview of college-level journalism education and highlighted various career opportunities within media. Students participated in sessions focused on story creation, interviewing techniques, production processes, and creative media strategies. Mary Beth Earnheardt, chair and professor of strategic communication and media at Youngstown State University, emphasized the fundamental importance of storytelling in building empathy and social connection. The curriculum also extended to visual media and yearbook design, where students learned about finding design inspiration from everyday life and the critical role of time management in production. Angela Hunker and Brittany Totten, representatives from Varsity Yearbook, guided students on how to gather inspiration from diverse sources like sports branding, fashion magazines, an...

IRMIA++ Mobil'ITI Master Grant Offers Funding for STEM Students in Strasbourg

IRMIA++ Mobil'ITI Master Grant Offers Funding for STEM Students in Strasbourg

The IRMIA++ Mobil'ITI Master Grant, offered by the University of Strasbourg's Mobil'ITI program, is designed to support Master 1 and Master 2 students in Mathematics, Computer Science, and Physics. This grant aims to assist students admitted to specific master tracks and the IRMIA++ graduate program, "Mathematics and applications: research and interactions" (DU MARI). The financial support ranges from €7,000 to €9,500 per year, depending on the student's individual circumstances. The grant covers essential expenses such as travel and moving costs, with up to €2,000 for students traveling over 4,000 km and an additional €500 for moving. It also provides €700 per month for accommodation for 10 months, totaling €7,000. However, the grant explicitly does not cover any registration fees. Eligibility requires admission to both an eligible Master track and the IRMIA++ graduate program, proficiency in French and English (as the graduate program is taught in English), and study in Computer Science, Mathematics, or ...

Maryland STEM Festival 2026 to Host Free Activities and Demonstrations in Germantown

Maryland STEM Festival 2026 to Host Free Activities and Demonstrations in Germantown

The Maryland STEM Festival 2026 is scheduled to take place in Germantown, Maryland, offering a variety of free STEM activities and demonstrations. The event will feature contributions from various Montgomery College (MC) components and other STEM organizations in the area. Attendees can expect giveaways, with an emphasis on arriving early to secure them. This festival is part of a broader initiative to promote science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education and engagement within the community. The event aims to provide an accessible platform for individuals of all ages to explore different aspects of STEM through interactive exhibits and educational displays. The focus is on hands-on learning and inspiring interest in these critical fields.

Washington State College of Ohio Hosts Fourth Annual Pumpkin Chuckin Event

Washington State College of Ohio Hosts Fourth Annual Pumpkin Chuckin Event

Washington State College of Ohio Hosts Fourth Annual Pumpkin Chuckin Event

I.M. Terrell Academy's Performing Arts Facility Features Multipurpose Room for Diverse Activities

I.M. Terrell Academy's Performing Arts Facility Features Multipurpose Room for Diverse Activities

The Performing Arts Facility at I.M. Terrell Academy includes a dedicated multipurpose room situated behind its main stage. This room is designed to accommodate a variety of activities, serving as a versatile space for small gatherings, ensemble warmups, and dance rehearsals. The facility itself is equipped with advanced features, including a 900-seat performance hall with state-of-the-art lighting and acoustic systems, and a 2,682 square-foot black box theater for more intimate performances. The multipurpose room enhances the facility's utility by providing a flexible area for preparatory work and smaller-scale events, complementing the larger performance spaces. This design allows for a broader range of educational and artistic activities to take place within the academy.

The Fairy Tale Traveler Advocates for Screen-Free STEM Activities to Balance Digital Learning for Kids

The Fairy Tale Traveler Advocates for Screen-Free STEM Activities to Balance Digital Learning for Kids

The Fairy Tale Traveler Advocates for Screen-Free STEM Activities to Balance Digital Learning for Kids

IBM Unveils Advanced Quantum Computer in Chicago, Bolstering Illinois's Quantum Future

IBM Unveils Advanced Quantum Computer in Chicago, Bolstering Illinois's Quantum Future

IBM has deployed its most advanced quantum computer, the IBM Quantum System Two, at the University of Chicago’s Hyde Park Labs. This marks IBM's first quantum computer in Illinois and is powered by the IBM Quantum Nighthawk, described as the company's most powerful quantum chip. The system was unveiled by leaders from the University of Chicago, IBM, and the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park, alongside Governor JB Pritzker. This new quantum computer will serve as a resource for researchers and companies across Illinois, enabling them to develop quantum algorithms for various applications, including drug discovery and optimizing power grids. The system is currently housed at Hyde Park Labs and will eventually move to a permanent location at the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park upon its completion. This deployment is a significant step in a long-standing partnership between UChicago and IBM, which includes initiatives like a 10-year, $100 million collaboration with the University of Tokyo t...

Thomas County Middle School Teachers Awarded $3,000 in Addition in Action Teacher Grants

Thomas County Middle School Teachers Awarded $3,000 in Addition in Action Teacher Grants

Two teachers at Thomas County Middle School, Kayleigh Glass and Kathie Craven, have been awarded a total of $3,000 through the Addition in Action Teacher Grant Program by Addition Financial Credit Union and the Addition Financial Foundation. Each teacher received $1,500 to fund innovative classroom projects. Kayleigh Glass, a 7th-grade Life Science teacher, plans to create a digital microbiology lab in her classroom, purchasing six new microscopes and digital projectors to enhance student learning about cells and ecosystems. Kathie Craven, the Media Specialist, will use her grant to acquire more high-interest books for the school's four-book challenge, aiming to foster a love for reading among middle school students. Representatives from Addition Financial surprised both teachers with their awards, recognizing their dedication to educational innovation.

Urban Meyer inducted into Florida's ring of honor

Urban Meyer inducted into Florida's ring of honor

Urban Meyer is the latest to join Florida's ring of honor in football

Auburn University Program Addresses Rural Alabama Challenges Through Student Engagement

Auburn University Program Addresses Rural Alabama Challenges Through Student Engagement

Auburn University's Rural Teacher & Pathways Fellows Program is providing students with firsthand experience in rural Alabama communities, aiming to tackle educational, health, and workforce challenges. Administered by the Center for Educational Outreach & Engagement (CEOE), the program places Auburn students in rural settings where they live, work, and learn alongside local residents and organizations. Initially designed for student-teaching, the program adapted to a summer format open to various disciplines after recruitment challenges for semester-long placements. Participants in West Alabama partnered with groups like Project Horseshoe Farm and Rural Studio, contributing to community gardens, summer learning programs, and meal delivery. CEOE Director Anna Margaret Goldman noted that while rural Alabama often faces issues like poverty and healthcare shortages, the program helps students discover community strengths, strong relationships, and local pride. The initiative also explored 360-degree video tec...

Urban Meyer inducted into Florida's ring of honor. National title-winning coach calls it 'humbling'

Urban Meyer inducted into Florida's ring of honor. National title-winning coach calls it 'humbling'

Urban Meyer is the latest to join Florida's ring of honor in football