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Adirondack Almanack
Published October 01Students join effort to restore Follensby Clear Pond
An inside look at a senior project, a native water grass and the Adirondack Park’s first-ever aquatic plant restoration
Alachua Chronicle
Published October 01New Florida Virtual School data highlights student achievement across college and career pathways
FLVS offers 11 Career and Technical Education programs of study aligned with high-demand industries, providing students opportunities to explore career interests while earning industry-recognized credentials. Students can pursue pathways in fields such as finance, information…
Purdue University expedition to look for Amelia Earhart’s plane begins this month
A long-planned Purdue University expedition to possibly solve a 90-year-old mystery will set sail next week. Purdue’s quest to find Amelia Earhart’s lost plane started in 2020, when satellite photos discovered the “Taraya Object,” believed to be the wreckage of the aircraft.…
GU-Q Welcomes Incoming Faculty to Expand STEM, Arabic Programs
Eleven new faculty members covering a range of academic disciplines have joined the staff in Georgetown University in Qatar, following the introduction of a new major and minor programs this year.
Caren Jenkins, Purdue Extension Educator, Gives Update on New Office Move, 4-H Sign-up and More
FRANKFORT — Purdue Extension in Clinton and Carroll counties is moving to a regional model, 4-H enrollment will open a month later than usual and ... [FULL STORY] The post Caren Jenkins, Purdue Extension Educator, Gives Update on New Office Move, 4-H Sign-up and More first…
Fitness Department Discusses Funding, ACLU Seeks Volunteers at ASUN Senate Meeting
The Senate of the Associated Students of the University of Nevada (ASUN) heard presentations from the department of Fitness and Recreational Sports (FRS) and from the People Power club, a student organization created by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), at their meeting…
Kansas Legislature’s budget cuts compel Fort Hays State University to close Sternberg Museum
Kansas Legislature’s budget cuts compel Fort Hays State University to close Sternberg Museum mps-post Thu, 10/01/2026 - 12:22 Image (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); (Kansas Reflector) Fort Hays State University president Tisa Mason says the Sternberg Museum of…
Big Rapids or Ferris
When thousands of college students arrive in Big Rapids every fall, the town changes. But where does Ferris State’s influence end and Big Rapids begin? Walk a few blocks away from Ferris State’s campus, and you’re still in Big Rapids-but are you still in “Ferris”? This is a…
Cardboard Boat Regatta at Traders Point Christian Schools teaches kids problem solving
Seventh and eighth graders at Traders Point Christian Schools in Whitestown put their engineering skills to the test as they set sail Sept. 18 in the fourth annual Cardboard Boat Regatta. The annual STEM unit challenges students to build, design and engineer a viable boat out of…
Alachua Chronicle
Published October 01UF College Republicans regain charter after support from local Republican leaders
The UF College Republicans (UFCR) are back on campus under a charter from the Republican Party of Florida, six months after a federal judge dismissed the club's claim that UF's deactivation of the club was due to viewpoint discrimination.
Carmel Clay Schools ends 30-year athletic training partnership with Ascension St. Vincent
After 30 years, Carmel Clay Schools is ending its partnership with Ascension St. Vincent for athletic training services. The school board voted unanimously Sept. 23 to pay Riverview Health, part of Parkview Health Systems, $300,000 annually to provide the services instead. The…