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Vote now: CUSG spring 2021 election voter guide April 5, 2021 CU Student Government printed buttons for voters in this year’s spring elections. (Photo courtesy Wyatt Ryder/CU Student Government) The University of Colorado Student Government is holding its spring election now, April 5 until April 8 at 8 p.m. The election includes candidates for four Representative-At-Large positions and three Tri-Executive positions as well as a referendum to increase the CUSG Student Activity Fee. Students ca...

My, what a year it has been. No one could have warned 17 year old me when I committed to Michigan that my experience would be so unorthodox, so unlike the golden years about which my alumni parents reminisce. After two and a half semesters of online classes, I was overjoyed that, when President Schlissel released the plans for Fall 2021, they included the promise that at least 80% of classes would be in person.  The thought of an almost-normal college semester, when incoming freshmen “can be...

WSU Names 2021 Brady Distinguished Professors April 2, 2021 OGDEN, Utah – Two Weber State University professors, acclaimed for contributions to their disciplines of economics and English, have been named Weber State University’s 2021 Brady Presidential Distinguished Professors. Economics professor and former WSU provost Michael Vaughan, and English professor Mikel Vause will be honored at this year’s virtual convocations event, April 29 at 7 p.m. The event will be ...

UGA senior earns top Marine officer training award 5 days ago Tripp Koenig stands in front of the Chapel. (Photo by Stephanie Schupska) George “Tripp” Koenig of Atlanta puts boots on the ground when it comes to leading and inspiring. A University of Georgia senior, he spent six weeks over the past two summers in Quantico, Virginia, tackling the task of U.S. Marine Corps Officer Candidate School. He didn’t just survive the process. Koenig thrived, rising to the top of his class and earning...

Courtney Flood Joins LBB Specialties USA - English Share this article Share this article NORWALK, Conn., March 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- LBB Specialties (LBBS) announced Courtney Flood has joined the company as Marketing Director for Life Sciences.  The new position is intended to engage all commercial activities toward market facing goals and ensure alignment between customers, principals, and the marketing strategies pursued by LBBS. "Ms. Flood brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in ...

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Seton Hall becomes test-optional through Fall 2026 admission cycle Home » News » Seton Hall becomes test-optional through Fall 2026 admission cycle Posted By Staff Writer on Mar 15, 2021 At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, a number of colleges and universities throughout the nation made the Fall 2020 admission cycle test-optional as safety protocols caused many SAT and ACT testing dates to be postponed or canceled, according to Alyssa McCloud, senior vice president of enrollme...

Updates from Johnson County Community College: Students launch solar system app that’s out of this world! The Kansas Cosmos project covers the great vastness of the solar system with just a drive across the Sunflower State. Imagine driving along I-70 across Kansas with a handheld telescope at your disposal. Wouldn’t it be fascinating to know where you are in comparison to the vastness of the solar system? Students and faculty from JCCC’s Web Development, Graphic Design and ...

UGA’s Landon Clark named 2021 Churchill Scholar March 12, 2021 Landon Clark, a senior from Leesburg, has received the Churchill Scholarship, which funds American students as they pursue a one-year master’s program at the University of Cambridge in England. (Photo by Stephanie Schupska) University of Georgia senior Landon Clark of Leesburg will continue his studies in the biological sciences this fall through the Churchill Scholarship, which funds American students as they pursue a one-year ...

New study plan launched for QU’s Honors Programme  10 Mar 2021 - 7:00 The Peninsula Doha: Qatar University (QU) has launched a new study plan for the Spring 2021 Honors Programme in response to global challenges and the realization of excellence and innovation values. The programme was established in 2009 and became a member of the National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC) in the US, rendering QU as the only Arab university to gain membership. The programme aims to attract highly motivated...