Category - Higher Education

• College of Education campus relocating
• College in Bohol names research room after former Addu professor
• Former Pitt-Bradford Employee Endows Scholarshi­p to Honor Family
• How pending USFSM transfer will affect students, faculty
• Closure of FIU’s center is a blow to seniors
• Enduring changes and challenges
• Court hears bid to revive Dream Act
• College has become too easy
• Official: Anxieties not ailing spending
• At 15, Illinois teen receives his master’s degree: ‘It feels great’
• At University of Texas, another César Chávez statue coming down
• Maui Matsuri Japanese Festival names recipients of 2026 Business Award
• Foto Forum Santa Fe award winner Jared Ragland
• Report: UA’s Gasso headed to Tulsa
• MU Extension recommends treating clothing to repel ticks
• Dawn of new era
• Students take design to NASA
• Chamber of Commerce director is selected for leadership cohort
• Interim chancellor named at state college system
• DoJ investigat­es 15 medical schools over alleged discrimina­tion in admissions
• Classrooms are the original diplomacy
• A FAMILY HOME FOR A MAXIMALIST DESIGNER
• Meet Phumzile Maqondwana: The relentless worker in the Griquas pack
• Stars to open Howard Ballpark on Jan. 29
• U of T law prof quits Massey fellowship
• Brown arborvitae often linked to drought stress, Botryospha­eria canker
• Sultan Bin Ahmed attends UOS graduation ceremony
• PEPITO FULFILLS LIFELONG DREAM AFTER CAPITAL1 SELECTION
• Get stronger and fitter
• Teaching programme expanding into China
• Higher Ed agency demands corrective plan from Highlands
• Varsities of applied innovation needed
• Brown arborvitae in Arkansas often linked to drought stress
• Whale, hello there! Marine mammals visit Otago Harbour
• West Dublin a ‘strong candidate’ for potential new garda college
• Shock stroke diagnosis at 34
• Disabled aid plan approved
• Homebuilde­r welcomes new apprentice­s intake