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Caatje Kluskens, a 22-year-old student Media and Culture at the University of Amsterdam, convinced the jury with her pitch for the course 'Food, Animals...

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By Cory Allen Heidelberger on 2021-05-23 The Board of Educational Standards learned Thursday that the vo-techs (which are now technically colleges) they oversee continue to see nearly the vast majority of their graduates go straight to work in their fields in South Dakota. Out of 2,396 2019–2020 graduates, out of the 88% who responded to the vo-techs’ latest placement survey, and out of the 85% of those responders who went straight to the workforce instead of college or the military ...

While many University of Central Missouri students and employees may not have met Darin Plummer, if they have ever watched a university special event online there’s a good chance they have experienced the product of his many hours of service through the Digital Media Production program. His dedication and commitment to such efforts recently contributed to his recognition as the 2021 recipient of the J.P. Mees Award for Outstanding Professional Staff. Plummer was honored publicly during the St...

Rensselaer algorithm can identify risk of cardiovascular disease using lung cancer scan Heart disease and cancer are the leading causes of death in the United States, and it’s increasingly understood that they share common risk factors, including tobacco use, diet, blood pressure, and obesity. Thus, a diagnostic tool that could screen for cardiovascular disease while a patient is already being screened for cancer has the potential to expedite a diagnosis, accelerate treatment, and improve pat...

Marion Thomas started attending college in 1998, at age 68. She stopped in 2008 to care for her ailing husband. Then came a surprise.

Robots are becoming more and more omnipresent in our lives, even though we may not notice. New research shows that when a boxy motorized hospital robot can talk, people find it funny and engaging. And that may help people be more willing to accept new technologies, like robots, in their everyday lives.

Our graduates make a difference in the lives of others. The College of Arts and Science, the largest division of the University, houses three faculties: the Sciences, Social Sciences, Arts and Letters. In addition to this, the College houses the Honors and the Interdisciplinary Studies programs. The College possesses a talented faculty deeply committed to engaging students in learning and scholarship. The famous theoretical physicist, Albert...

In cities and states that don’t have legal grounds for race-conscious procurement policies, how can race-neutral policies work to expand city government’s contracting with businesses owned by people of color?

Melanie Steinlage, principal of West Creek Elementary Principal Steinlage replaces Lynne Rains, who is transitioning to Barkers Mill Elementary as principal. Steinlage has served as assistant principal at Byrns Darden Elementary School since 2018. Previously, she has served as an academic coach at Byrns Darden and Hazelwood elementary schools and a teacher at Hazelwood Elementary. During her tenure with CMCSS, which dates back to 2010, Steinlage has also served as a site-based induction speci...