Tag: Around Academe
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UGA alumnus named president of New Mexico State University
UGA alumnus John Floros has been named president of New Mexico State University.
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US leads in student perceptions of education quality, survey finds
Postgraduate students believe United States universities offer higher-quality education than other countries
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Robot completes college course
Bina48, a sentient robot created by Hanson Robotics, successfully completed a college course at Notre…
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Georgia Tech researchers use scanners to see layers of painting
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology are using high-speed scanners to peer beneath the…
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Fordham University plans to fund job search for doctoral candidates
Fordham University has launched a program to help doctoral candidates find jobs during their final…
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Harvard U. names new president
Harvard University selects Lawrence Bacow to become its 29th president.
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UGA alumna takes helm as U. of New Mexico’s first female president
On March 1, UGA alumna Garnett S. Stokes officially became the University of New Mexico’s…
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Duke University program encourages female students to join tech industry
To encourage more women to take jobs in the technology industry, Duke University launched Duke…
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International student enrollment drops at American universities
The number of international students enrolling at American universities has dropped, according to a survey…
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U. at Buffalo research team develops scanner for heart recognition
A team of researchers, led by Wenyao Xu, assistant professor of computer science and engineering…
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System unites in transfer pathways
The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system recently introduced four student transfer pathways, which will…
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UGA alumna becomes interim president of Albany State University
University System of Georgia Chancellor Steve Wrigley has named Marion Fedrick interim president of Albany…
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Report: Colleges aren’t producing enough computer science graduates
A new report from the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine indicates that college…
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MIT issues graduates digital diplomas
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology will offer a group of 111 graduates the option to…
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University of Michigan finishes second in World Solar Challenge
Every two years, universities across the world compete in the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge. Drivers…
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Study finds that students cheat less in mastery-focused courses
According to a recent study, students are more likely to cheat in classes that employ…
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International students now majority in STEM graduate programs in US
The National Foundation for American Policy, a nonprofit organization focusing on issues relating to immigration,…
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Report: Study abroad programs help develop valuable work and life skills
Study abroad programs help students gain valuable work and life skills that lead to more…
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US Education Department approves Purdue’s plan to purchase Kaplan U.
The U.S. Education Department “preliminarily concluded” that it had no objections to Purdue University’s acquisition…
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$18M gift from alumni boosts entrepreneurship program at UNC-CH
A family whose University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill alumni extend back five generations…
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Federal student loan application tool taken down amid security concerns
The U.S. Department of Education is urging parents to find other ways to fill out…
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Universities partner with coding camps to grow marketable skills
Universities like North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Central Florida, Northwestern and Rutgers are partnering with…
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Two NFL football players retire to pursue doctoral degrees
When Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman John Urschel retired from the NFL July 27, he posted…
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Survey: Community college presidents report lower enrollment
Enrollment at community colleges across the country dropped in the past few years, the new…
