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University of Dubuque to Expand Rotor-Wing Training with New entrol Simulator
The University of Dubuque’s rotor-wing training will soon include a state-of-the-art Cabri G2 AATD simulator from entrol, one of the manufacturer leaders of certified simulators worldwide located in Madrid, Spain.… Read More
Hastings College completes more than $50 million in student-focused campus improvements
When Andrew Heckman arrived at Hastings College four years ago and got involved in student government, there was a common theme at the end of every meeting when students could… Read More
Leeds outlines bold vision for a new day at UTulsa
On her 85th day as president, Stacy Leeds outlined what she called a “new day” at The University of Tulsa during the Friends of Finance Executive Speaker Series, describing a… Read More
Eckerd College Search and Rescue awarded more than $364,000 through state appropriations process
After review in the Florida House and Senate, Eckerd College received nearly $365,000 from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission for Eckerd College Search and Rescue equipment and dock… Read More
Wooster partners with the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business to offer four one-year graduate degree programs
A new partnership between The College of Wooster and the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business will provide expanded opportunities in graduate business education for Wooster students and recent… Read More
NSF grant expands research opportunities for Presbyterian College students
Presbyterian College students and faculty will gain new opportunities for scientific research through a four-year, $10 million National Science Foundation grant awarded to South Carolina’s Established Program to Stimulate Competitive… Read More
Elon and Queens announce four pledges to Charlotte; unveil Queens College name and structure
Elon University and Queens University of Charlotte have announced four long-term pledges to Charlotte that will guide the combined institution’s work with students, employees, employers, civic organizations and educational partners.… Read More
Muskingum University President Dr. Flavius Lilly Publishes National Study on Purpose, Meaning, and Student Mental Health
Dr. Flavius Lilly, president of Muskingum University, has published new research in the peer-reviewed journal Cogent Psychology examining the relationship between purpose and meaning in life and suicide-related thoughts and… Read More
Coe College announces plan to reduce tuition 45 percent
Coe College will reduce its tuition to $31,850 for the 2027-28 academic year, a 45 percent decrease. Factoring in tuition, fees, housing and meals, the starting direct cost of a… Read More
Agnes Scott College to Host Yearlong Symposium on AI and Human Flourishing
Agnes Scott College will launch a yearlong symposium this fall exploring what it means to live well in an age of artificial intelligence—bringing together students, faculty, staff and the greater… Read More