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Drury University to launch electrical and mechanical engineering programs - Vimarsana News

Drury University to launch electrical and mechanical engineering programs

Drury University is set to launch its new Department of Engineering in fall 2024. The department will offer bachelor’s degrees in electrical and mechanical engineering. 

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Engineering Ph.D. students call for increase to postdoc stipend in letter to administrators - Vimarsana News

Engineering Ph.D. students call for increase to postdoc stipend in letter to administrators

The letter comes after Penn announced the largest one-time increase to the minimum Ph.D. stipend in December. 

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Enrollment: Less students, increased first-year retention - Vimarsana News

Enrollment: Less students, increased first-year retention

DeKALB – Data released by NIU shows enrollment numbers have continued to drop, but the amount of students staying for another semester has increased. THE NUMBERS BREAKDOWN Spring 2023 total enrollment hosts 14,364 students, 237 fewer students than the previous spring. NIU has had a continuous downtrend in enrollment in recent years, which the university...

Temple University strike: Teaching and research assistants seek better pay, health care benefits - Vimarsana News

Temple University strike: Teaching and research assistants seek better pay, health care benefits

A group of Temple University graduate students went on strike Tuesday, demanding better pay and health care benefits. The union representing Temple's teaching and research assistants said the strike will continue until a new contract is reached. The Temple University Graduate Student Association has been working without a contract since Feb. 15, 2022. Temple has claimed it has offered a fair contract that fits within its budget constraints.