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     RMU: Challenges, setbacks push doctoral student to excel

     Provo Daily Herald· 1 day ago

     As successful as she’s been as a student, professor and researcher, Kirsten Thornhill is no stranger...

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     AI's Wild Ride Into the Classroom: What's Next?

     TMCnet.com· 3 days ago

     Over the past few years, the arrival and proliferation of artificial intelligence has become a huge story. Artificial Intelligence can address some of...

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     Lifelong learner: CVES principal receives scholarship to pursue higher education - Shelby County...

     The Shelby County Reporter· 5 days ago

     Creek View Elementary School Principal Charissa Cole has been named as a 2024 scholarship program...

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     World’s 1st grad degrees in ‘happiness’ handed out to joyful students at N.J. university

     NJ.com· 6 days ago

     Centenary University bestowed the world’s first post-graduate degrees in “happiness studies” on 87...

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     PennWest appoints Jon Anderson as new president - Pittsburgh Business Times

     The Business Journals· 4 days ago

     A local university has a new president. Jon Anderson was named president of Pennsylvania Western...

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     Washington EMT Receives National EMS Award for Community Efforts

     Firehouse Magazine· 3 days ago

     Firefighter/EMT Jessica Olsen, of Almira, Washington, is continuing the family business as she...

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     Morning Report — Will Trump take the stand?

     The Hill· 5 days ago

     Prosecutors with the Manhattan district attorney’s office rested their case Monday against former President Trump, bringing the first criminal trial of a...

8. • American Council of Learned Societies Releases New Report on Career Pathways for Humanities PhDs

     PRWeb· 6 days ago

     "We hope it can be useful to current PhD students who seek to understand the range of possible futures before them and to those who support every element of doctoral education—faculty ...

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     Clemson students write cookbook to help fight ‘hidden hunger’

     The Times and Democrat· 18 hours ago

     Clemson University students combat hidden hunger with "Tiger Gardens: Pulse Cookbook" featuring...

10. • Indiana aims to get more Hoosiers college credentials

      The Tribune-Star, Terre Haute, Ind. via Yahoo News· 1 day ago

      May 24—A new Indiana law seeks to award more associate degrees through "reverse transfer," which allows students to combine credits they have earned at a state four-year school with those they'd ...