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University IT Teams Customize Technology to Enhance Campus Operations

University IT Teams Customize Technology to Enhance Campus Operations

University IT Teams Customize Technology to Enhance Campus Operations
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Universities Use Technology to Bridge Gaps Between Education and Community

Universities Use Technology to Bridge Gaps Between Education and Community

Universities Use Technology to Bridge Gaps Between Education and Community
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Business Insider Ranks Top Colleges in Each U.S. State Based on Academic Quality

Business Insider Ranks Top Colleges in Each U.S. State Based on Academic Quality

Business Insider has released a ranking of the best colleges in each U.S. state, drawing from the 2026 Best National Universities list by US News & World Report. The rankings evaluate 434 schools based on various measures of academic quality, including graduation rates, faculty resources, and admissions selectivity. The University of Chicago, University of Notre Dame, and University of Michigan are among the top-ranked institutions in their respective states. The rankings aim to guide students and families in making informed decisions about higher education, despite criticisms regarding the methodology and pressure on schools to perform well in specific categories.
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Northwestern University Appoints Mung Chiang as New President Amid Leadership Transition

Northwestern University Appoints Mung Chiang as New President Amid Leadership Transition

Northwestern University has announced the appointment of Mung Chiang, the current president of Purdue University, as its new president. Chiang will assume his role on July 1, becoming the 18th president of the university. This leadership change follows the resignation of the previous president, Michael Schill, in September 2025, which occurred amid a federal funding freeze on the university. The board of trustees at Northwestern expressed confidence in Chiang's ability to lead the institution forward. This transition marks a significant moment for the university as it seeks to navigate challenges and opportunities in higher education.
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Columbia College Graduates Celebrate Commencement Amid Uncertainty

Columbia College Graduates Celebrate Commencement Amid Uncertainty

Columbia College Graduates Celebrate Commencement Amid Uncertainty
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Saints legend Drew Brees receives honorary doctorate from Purdue University

Saints legend Drew Brees receives honorary doctorate from Purdue University

Brees attended Purdue from 1997-2001
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Billie Jean King, 82, earns a college degree 65 years after starting at Cal State LA

Billie Jean King, 82, earns a college degree 65 years after starting at Cal State LA

Billie Jean King celebrated earning a college degree 65 years after first taking classes
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Florida Colleges Authorized to Arm Faculty for Campus Safety Under New Law

Florida Colleges Authorized to Arm Faculty for Campus Safety Under New Law

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed House Bill 757, allowing public colleges and universities in the state to create voluntary armed guardian programs. This legislation permits these institutions to train and arm faculty and staff to respond to campus threats. The law, effective immediately, enables schools to start training personnel over the summer for the upcoming academic year. Each institution can choose to implement the program, which is optional. Additionally, the law increases penalties for firearm offenses near schools and mandates the development of threat-management teams, improved alert systems, and comprehensive active assailant response plans.
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Proposed Federal Cuts to Tribal College Funding Threaten Cultural Education and Self-Determination

Proposed Federal Cuts to Tribal College Funding Threaten Cultural Education and Self-Determination

New graduates from Sitting Bull College in Fort Yates, North Dakota, have expressed concerns over proposed federal funding cuts to tribal colleges. These institutions, including Sitting Bull College, rely heavily on federal subsidies as part of treaty obligations to support tribal nations. The Department of Interior has proposed a reduction of over $150 million in funding for tribal higher education for the 2027 budget year. This marks the second consecutive year of proposed cuts. Sitting Bull College, founded in 1973 by the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, integrates Lakota traditions and language into its curriculum, providing a culturally rich educational environment. The potential funding cuts have raised alarms about the future of such culturally significant educational institutions.
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KPMG Introduces AI Simulation Tool to Enhance Tax Training

KPMG Introduces AI Simulation Tool to Enhance Tax Training

KPMG Introduces AI Simulation Tool to Enhance Tax Training
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College Students Desire Debate but Self-Censor Due to Fear of Conflict

College Students Desire Debate but Self-Censor Due to Fear of Conflict

A recent report from Banjo, an online platform focused on civil discourse, reveals that while college students are eager to engage in debates, many are hesitant due to fear of conflict. The survey, which included 1,019 students from over 600 institutions, found that 92% of students expressed interest in debating, with 70% wanting to improve their debate skills. Despite this interest, 66% of students reported avoiding debates to prevent conflict, and 64% felt anxious discussing controversial topics. The report highlights that while students feel comfortable debating with friends, they often share similar views, limiting exposure to diverse perspectives. Additionally, 76% of students have witnessed negative outcomes from disagreements, such as social exclusion and online harassment.
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AI Pilot Program Aims to Transform Student Skill Assessment in K-12 Education

AI Pilot Program Aims to Transform Student Skill Assessment in K-12 Education

A new pilot program is utilizing artificial intelligence to revolutionize the way student skills are assessed in K-12 education. The initiative, known as Skills for the Future, is a collaboration between ETS and the Carnegie Foundation. It aims to address the challenges of evaluating students' durable skills such as creativity, critical thinking, and communication, which are difficult to measure with traditional testing methods. Thousands of students across multiple states are participating in this pilot, which involves innovative testing formats and AI-driven simulations. The program seeks to gather comprehensive evidence of student skill development through various sources, including authentic work submissions and interactive AI simulations. Feedback from students and educators is being used to refine these new assessment methods.