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From Laundry to Late-Night Snacks, Here’s a Smarter Dorm Packing List

From Laundry to Late-Night Snacks, Here’s a Smarter Dorm Packing List

Beyond the basics, this college packing list focuses on the essential items students often forget that make dorm life easier and more comfortable.
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College Dorm Essentials Students Are Always Glad They Packed

College Dorm Essentials Students Are Always Glad They Packed

A practical list of essential and clever items to pack for your college dorm room to make your first year comfortable and convenient.
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College Dorm Essentials for Better Sleep, Studying, and Storage

College Dorm Essentials for Better Sleep, Studying, and Storage

A curated list of must-have items for your dorm room, focused on creating a space that's perfect for sleeping, studying, and staying organized.
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CLU experiences first day technology woes

CLU experiences first day technology woes

California Lutheran University students and staff faced technology troubles on the first day of school that still affected some service the next day.
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Jim Spain Retires from Mizzou, Leaving Legacy of Student Success and Support

Jim Spain Retires from Mizzou, Leaving Legacy of Student Success and Support

Jim Spain is retiring from the University of Missouri (Mizzou) after more than 30 years of service, including nearly 20 years as vice provost for undergraduate studies. During his tenure, Spain significantly impacted student success by focusing on removing barriers to graduation. He strengthened academic advising, expanded undergraduate research opportunities, simplified processes for transfer students, and leveraged technology to streamline course scheduling and connect students with campus resources. Under his leadership, Mizzou's graduation rate climbed to 77%, with over 90% of students earning a degree within six years and more than 90% of freshmen returning for their sophomore year. UM President Mun Choi credited Spain and his team for these achievements.
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Why College Students Get Sick So Often—and What Can Help

Why College Students Get Sick So Often—and What Can Help

College students often face a wave of illness. We explore the key reasons, from dorm life to stress, and offer practical tips to help you stay healthy.
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Emma Leonardi Advises Fordham University First-Years on Club Involvement

Emma Leonardi Advises Fordham University First-Years on Club Involvement

Emma Leonardi Advises Fordham University First-Years on Club Involvement
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The Fordham Ram Highlights Importance of Student Journalism and Community Engagement

The Fordham Ram Highlights Importance of Student Journalism and Community Engagement

The Fordham Ram Highlights Importance of Student Journalism and Community Engagement
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First day of school comes with excitement, bittersweet feelings

First day of school comes with excitement, bittersweet feelings

Monday, Aug. 24 was the first day of school in the Detroit Public Schools Community District and many other school districts across Michigan.
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Texas Tech announces record-breaking enrollment on first day of classes

Texas Tech announces record-breaking enrollment on first day of classes

Texas Tech kicked off the new school year by announcing record-breaking enrollment - its fifth consecutive year of growth.
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Aramark Collegiate Hospitality Unveils 2026-2027 Innovations for U.S. College Campuses

Aramark Collegiate Hospitality Unveils 2026-2027 Innovations for U.S. College Campuses

Aramark Collegiate Hospitality Unveils 2026-2027 Innovations for U.S. College Campuses
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Texarkana College Board of Trustees Adopts 2026-2028 Strategic Plan

Texarkana College Board of Trustees Adopts 2026-2028 Strategic Plan

The Texarkana College Board of Trustees has officially adopted its 2026-2028 Strategic Plan. This comprehensive plan outlines key priorities for the college, focusing on student success, educational opportunities, campus excellence, and regional impact. The development of this plan was a collaborative effort, incorporating input from students, faculty, staff, and administrators. Recommendations were gathered from various divisions, reviewed by the President's Leadership Team, and then presented to the Board for final selection. Dr. Jason Smith, president of Texarkana College, emphasized that the process integrated ideas from across the college community with the Board's vision for the future. The plan is structured around five core areas: Opportunity, Excellence, Success, TC for All, and Community. It aims to guide the college's direction over the next two years, ensuring a clear focus on its students and the broader region it serves.