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Stony Brook Students Share Personal Stories of Italian at First UN Italophony Day (opens the original)
For eight Stony Brook University students, Italian is more than a language to study, it is a feeling of belonging and a way to connect with the world. The post Stony Brook Students Share Personal Stories of Italian at First UN Italophony Day first appeared on SBU News.
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Clarkson University Brings Hands-On Energy Training to BOCES Students Through Community Partnership (opens the original)
Clarkson's workforce development program connects local students with industry professionals while helping a historic museum identify energy efficienc
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Alumni panel highlights ninth annual Ethics Day on Clemson’s campus (opens the original)
Panelists shared takeaways from the fields of business, government and research
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Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Excise Delayed Again, UGM Expert Highlights Consumer and Industry Concerns (opens the original)
The planned implementation of an excise tax on sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs) has been postponed again. Amid the regulatory delay, implementing this fiscal policy requires clear government objectives, both for public health protection and for the sustainability of the industry and its workforce. Artidiatun Adji, a…
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Three FSU lab schools designated as Schools of Excellence (opens the original)
All three developmental research laboratory schools from the Anne Spencer Daves College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences (Anne’s College)
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Energy Department Announces Over $230 Million Funding Opportunity to Strengthen America's Grid Supply Chain and Lower Electricity Costs (opens the original)
Funding will boost domestic manufacturing, reduce reliance on foreign suppliers, and advance efforts to secure America's electric grid.
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Hauntology examines how what happened in the past – and what didn’t – informs the present
Memories endure, histories resurface, places retain physical traces of the past, and forgotten possibilities continue to shape our understanding of the world.
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Allan published in WSJ on hazing prevention (opens the original)
Elizabeth Allan, professor of higher education leadership at the University of Maine and director of its Hazing Prevention Research Lab on fraternity hazing, penned a letter to the editor to
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Fox Bangor interviews Sandweiss on El Niño (opens the original)
Fox Bangor interviewed Daniel Sandweis, University of Maine professor of anthropology and interim director of the Climate Change Institute, on the record-breaking El Niño. “Maine is mostly going to benefit
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From Classroom to Care: Adelphi Expands Pathways Into Healthcare Careers (opens the original)
To help meet that demand, the College of Professional and Continuing Studies (CPCS) is expanding its Allied Health Certificate programs on Long Island and in Manhattan, pairing scholarships and hands-on training with direct connections to employers. Scholarships for Emerging Dental Assistants With a $25,000 community…
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Holden Allen (opens the original)
Communication Sciences & Disorders doctoral student Holden Allen is advancing research in speech-language pathology while working to make the academic
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WSU campuses ready to celebrate first-gen students (opens the original)
A workshop on environmental equity, a research showcase, carnival, and a date with a first-gen author are among the events planned for Washington State University’s First-Gen Celebration, Nov. 2-13, 2026.
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Keeping it in the family – student engineer follows in grandfathers' footsteps at Swansea (opens the original)
When it came to picking where to study, there was only ever one choice for Freddie Williams. He is following in the footsteps of both his grandfathers and enjoying life at Swansea University.
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How moving civil rights enforcement out of the US Department of Education threatens students’ protections from race, sex and disability discrimination
A reorganization of civil rights investigations in education likely means many complaints will never be investigated and others will take years to solve.
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Philadelphia’s Academy of Natural Sciences just closed – a blow for budding young scientists like me
Generations of young Philadelphians experienced science firsthand by wandering through Dinosaur Hall, examining dozens of wildlife dioramas or visiting the butterfly garden.
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What the Cornell 7 sexual assault allegations reveal about how parents talk to their kids about rape
Repeatedly talking about consent with teenagers and young adults is necessary to help them understand the risks of sexual assault.
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YSU students provide interpretation support to children from Gaza (opens the original)
Karine Arsenyan and Elina Voskanyan, students at the YSU Faculty of Oriental Studies, have volunteered as interpreters for children brought to Armenia from the Gaza Strip for medical treatment and their parents, helping the families communicate with medical staff.
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First Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence Brings Global Perspective to DU (opens the original)
Johannes John-Langba will spend the 2026-27 academic year teaching, strengthening collaborations, and sharing global perspectives on mental health and social work.
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HSE University and China National Academy of Educational Sciences Expand Cooperation (opens the original)
On October 12, 2026, a delegation from the China National Academy of Educational Sciences (CNAES), led by its President, Li Yongzhi, visited HSE University. At a meeting with HSE President Nikita Anisimov, the two sides reviewed the results of their long-standing partnership and discussed prospects for joint research.
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New Research Fellow: Torsten Jochem (opens the original)
Torsten Jochem is an Associate Professor of Finance at the University of Amsterdam.
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