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Students tackle public policy challenges with support from GAD (opens the original)
Postgraduate students have presented research on health, social care and climate risks after completing projects supported by GAD industry supervisors.
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CWRU law student’s AI innovation leads to summit invitation (opens the original)
Hero Type Image Lauren Marchaza Thu, 10/29/2026 - 11:09 2L Jamie Werner selected to join legal and tech leaders in NYC Business, Law + Politics Editorial Staff October 29, 2026 Being first has its benefits.Take, for instance, how Case Western Reserve…
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Lector Ties van de Werff is the new director of the Maastricht Centre for the Innovation of Classical Music as partners Maastricht University, Philzuid and Zuyd University of Applied Sciences renew collaboration (opens the original)
29 October 2026 s.fixe@maastri… Thu, 10/29/2026 - 16:06 Lector Ties van de Werff from the research centre…
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University of St Andrews joins £20m Tay Create partnership (opens the original)
St Andrews is playing a key role in a major new regional partnership backed by £20 million from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) that aims to turn creative id
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5 Ontario education unions hold strike votes as cuts squeeze classrooms
The current stall in negotiations follows the government’s indication that it wants greater control over negotiating issues such as staffing redundancies.
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Fidelity Investments Canada gift advances cybersecurity research and student success at Ontario Tech (opens the original)
Ontario Tech University has received a $100,000 gift from Fidelity Investments Canada ULC to strengthen research addressing growing digital risks and prepare students for a secure, technology-driven future.
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FSU Discovery Days: Arts-Humanities-Health Symposium fosters interdisciplinary collaboration (opens the original)
Florida State University artists, scientists and therapists united at the Arts-Humanities-Health Symposium during Discovery Days to explore how the arts
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University of Crete Joins Stanford University’s SPARK Global Program (opens the original)
The University of Crete is the first Greek academic institution to join Stanford University’s SPARK Global, an international program that helps move scientific discoveries from the lab into clinical practice and develop innovative solutions that benefit patients. The University’s official entry into the program will…
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How creative risk-taking can build students’ confidence in the art classroom (opens the original)
Doctoral researcher Nancy Long on how moving beyond grades can help students embrace uncertainty
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New CORDIS Projects Info Pack highlights innovative research on democracy
Democratic resilience, built on robust and inclusive decision-making, is essential for European societies to thrive and prosper. Yet Europe’s democratic fabric is strained by a complex and interconnected set of threats, including geopolitical instability, socio‑economic pressures, fragmented trust in institutions and…
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Prof. Sebastian Skuza receives honorary doctorate from AGH University of Krakow (opens the original)
Prof. Sebastian Skuza from the Faculty of Management at the University of Warsaw has received an honorary doctorate from AGH University of Krakow. The distinction recognises his research and teaching achievements, as well as his contribution to the development of the Polish science and higher education system, public…
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Why Donald Trump’s foreign policy could cost Republicans in the midterm elections
Voters say they care about the economy, but many blame Trump’s wars and tariffs for their bills.
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Q&A: Brown University political scientist offers insights ahead of midterm elections (opens the original)
jpellet2@brown.edu October 29, 2026 PROVIDENCE, R.I. [Brown University] — The countdown is on. In less than a week, American voters will decide whether Republicans will retain control of Congress or if Democrats will win it back…
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UCF Students, Emmy-Winning Professors Team Up to Give a Voice to the Dead (opens the original)
From the graveyard to a podcasting studio, UCF legal studies and journalism students collaborated for a unique cross-disciplinary class project.
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WSU entomologist, newly elected fellow reflects on mentoring students (opens the original)
Newly elected Entomological Society of America fellow and WSU professor David Crowder reflects on his research career and the importance of mentoring the next generation of scientists.
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Prof. Dr. Osman M. Karatepe Issues a Message on Behalf of EMU-ATAUM on the 103rd Year of the 29 October Republic Day (opens the original)
On behalf of Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU) Atatürk Research and Application Center (EMU-ATAUM), EMU Vice Rector for Academic Affairs Prof. Dr. Osman M. Karatepe released a 29 October – Republic
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Before bans for under-16s, we need to ask: what counts as social media?
People do not consistently agree on what counts as social media
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Faculty and students show how reporting is done when a university partners with local news
Some universities are developing innovative arrangements with universities where students help report and faculty provide guidance.
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Arts and Sciences student wins national award for work on vigilante political violence in India (opens the original)
A competitive academic award in the political sciences arena has been captured by College of Arts and Sciences student, Yash Sharma. The prestigious HFG Emerging Scholar award is open to students from across the world and every discipline within the scope of political violence. Sharma's dissertation is on the study…
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Associate professor Matt Lesenyie is helping CSULB students discover what voters want (opens the original)
Associate professor of political science Matt Lesenyie helps students and news audiences to understand polling and electoral dynamics.
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