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Yes, University of Tennessee lost parking. But what's the real change? | Exclusive

Yes, University of Tennessee lost parking. But what's the real change? | Exclusive

University of Tennessee at Knoxville parking continues to undergo significant changes amid a push to have fewer cars on campus.
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California college costs rise as housing outpaces tuition

California college costs rise as housing outpaces tuition

Rising housing costs are reshaping the true price of a California degree and affecting affordability statewide.
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As University of Tennessee students move in, there's a new dorm on campus

As University of Tennessee students move in, there's a new dorm on campus

The new residence hall is the third in a public-private partnership on campus, and UT plans to keep working with the developer for new dorms.
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University of South Carolina Launches 'Fomo No More' Event Series for Students

University of South Carolina Launches 'Fomo No More' Event Series for Students

University of South Carolina Launches 'Fomo No More' Event Series for Students
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Oregon State University Increases Parking Pass Prices Amid Campus Developments

Oregon State University Increases Parking Pass Prices Amid Campus Developments

Oregon State University (OSU) is set to increase the prices of its parking permits for the 2026-27 academic year. The cost of annual A zone parking permits will rise from $801 to $826, while monthly passes will increase from $68 to $71. B zone annual permits will see a rise from $558 to $575, with monthly passes going from $47 to $49. C zone annual permits will increase from $162 to $167, and monthly passes from $20 to $21. These changes are attributed to the ongoing construction of the Huang Collaborative Innovation Complex, which has reduced available parking spaces on campus. The university's Transportation Services department, a self-supported auxiliary, adjusts rates to maintain a balanced budget and cover the costs of services and maintenance.
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UA Little Rock Hosts Welcome Week 2026 to Engage Students with Campus Life

UA Little Rock Hosts Welcome Week 2026 to Engage Students with Campus Life

UA Little Rock Hosts Welcome Week 2026 to Engage Students with Campus Life
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Penn College Celebrates Summer 2026 Graduates with Commencement Ceremony

Penn College Celebrates Summer 2026 Graduates with Commencement Ceremony

Pennsylvania College of Technology held a commencement ceremony on August 8, 2026, at the Journey Bank Community Arts Center to honor its Summer 2026 graduates. Over 150 students participated in the event, marking the completion of their academic programs. The ceremony featured speeches from college officials and distinguished alumni, including Stephen E. Griegel, who shared insights and advice with the graduates. The event celebrated students from various programs, including physician assistant studies and radiography, with special recognition given to those who achieved academic honors.
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Villanova University Expands with New Cabrini Campus, Enhancing Academic and Recreational Facilities

Villanova University Expands with New Cabrini Campus, Enhancing Academic and Recreational Facilities

Villanova University has officially opened its new Cabrini Campus, marking a significant expansion in its 184-year history. Located on 112 acres in Radnor, Pennsylvania, the Cabrini Campus integrates academic, residential, and recreational facilities, enhancing the university's ability to deliver a comprehensive educational experience. The campus includes the Dixon Center and Nerney Pavilion, which offer a variety of recreational amenities such as an indoor pool, basketball courts, and fitness centers. The campus also features new academic facilities, including classrooms and research labs, and will house several undergraduate and graduate programs. This expansion is part of Villanova's strategic plan to foster academic innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration while honoring its Augustinian Catholic mission.
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University of Scranton Honors Faculty Members for Excellence in Teaching and Service

University of Scranton Honors Faculty Members for Excellence in Teaching and Service

The University of Scranton recently recognized ten faculty members with Faculty Enhancement awards for their outstanding contributions in teaching, scholarship, and service. The awards were presented by the Office of the Provost and the Provost Advisory Group, who selected the recipients from nominations by academic deans and department chairs. Among the honorees, Michael Allison, Ph.D., received the Advancing Global Learning Award for his leadership in integrating international perspectives into the curriculum. Mehmet F. Bastug, Ph.D., was awarded the Faculty Senate Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award for his dedication to teaching graduate students in cybersecurity and homeland security. Other notable recipients include Lori Bruch, Ed.D., and Satyajit Ghosh, Ph.D., who were recognized for their service and leadership within the university community.
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Boston University Offers Free Tuition to Families Earning Up to $200,000

Boston University Offers Free Tuition to Families Earning Up to $200,000

Boston University (BU) has announced a new initiative to offer free tuition to students from families earning up to $200,000, starting in the fall of 2026. Under the BU Promise, financial contributions from these families will be capped at $20,000, covering some dining and housing costs in addition to tuition. The initiative aims to enhance accessibility and affordability for a diverse range of students. BU joins other institutions like Swarthmore College and Yale, Harvard, and Rice Universities in raising the income threshold for free tuition, reflecting a broader trend in higher education to address financial barriers.
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Higher Education Faces Shift as Students Prioritize Employment Over Knowledge

Higher Education Faces Shift as Students Prioritize Employment Over Knowledge

A recent analysis by Peng Zhou highlights a shift in higher education, where students increasingly prioritize degrees as credentials for employment over traditional knowledge acquisition. A survey conducted at a Russell Group university revealed that students attribute 62.7% of higher education's value to its signal for employment, compared to 21.5% for knowledge. This shift is driven by factors such as labor-market uncertainty, rising education costs, and technological advancements. Employers now demand skills like analytical thinking and adaptability, prompting universities to adapt their curricula to meet these needs.
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Tamil Nadu Teen Secures Rs 3.55 Crore Scholarship to Brown University

Tamil Nadu Teen Secures Rs 3.55 Crore Scholarship to Brown University

Pranav Ilango, a 17-year-old from Erode, Tamil Nadu, has been awarded a scholarship valued at approximately Rs 3.55 crore to study at Brown University in the United States. Pranav plans to explore the intersection of public health and applied mathematics, leveraging data and technology to address real-world problems. His academic journey includes recognition as a World Topper in IGCSE Mathematics and participation in Dexterity Global's National Scholar Development Programme. The scholarship, reportedly covering 90% of his expenses, highlights Brown's commitment to meeting 100% of demonstrated financial need through grants rather than loans.