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NECC, Northeastern launch tuition-supported ABA degree path
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The New England Center for Children and Northeastern University are creating a new graduate pathway that lets NECC employees earn a master’s in applied behavior analysis while working full time, starting in Fall 2027. The program pairs onsite…
Lincoln University opens $45.5 million health and security sciences hub
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Lincoln University of Missouri opened its new Health and Security Sciences Institute on Aug. 4 in Jefferson City, a $45.5 million facility aimed at expanding nursing, public safety and emergency management training.
California Democratic Party backs Proposition 38 for medical research funding
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The California Democratic Party has endorsed YES on Proposition 38, a ballot measure that would direct $8.4 billion to California research institutions for work on diseases including cancer, Alzheimer’s and heart disease.
Visit College Station earns DMAP accreditation
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Visit College Station has received the Destination Marketing Accreditation Program seal from Destinations International, placing the organization among fewer than 200 accredited destination groups worldwide.
California Intercontinental University explains what a DBA is
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California Intercontinental University is promoting its 100% online Doctor of Business Administration program for working professionals and outlining how a DBA differs from a traditional business Ph.D. The university says the degree is built for…
Sonoran University adds Alethios clinical trial tools to botanical research institute
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Sonoran University of Health Sciences and Alethios have formed an academic research partnership that will bring AI-assisted clinical trial software to the Ric Scalzo Institute for Botanical Research in Tempe, Arizona.
Canadian colleges race to adapt SEO for AI-driven student search
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Canadian post-secondary institutions are being urged to overhaul SEO, content and paid search as Google’s AI Overviews reshape how prospective students discover programs.
College of Charleston to appear in USA TODAY America250 documentary
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The College of Charleston will be featured in USA TODAY’s America250: Shaping the Future of Higher Education, highlighting the school’s 1770 founding, role in American history and focus on modern workforce programs.
Sacha Awwa launches entrepreneurship series on founder burnout
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Sacha Awwa will launch Your Brain on Entrepreneurship on Oct. 20 in Miami, starting with a session on founder burnout, sleep and decision-making under pressure.
Antioch University joins Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate
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Antioch University has joined CPED, a consortium of more than 165 colleges and universities focused on strengthening the Education Doctorate.
Shanghai Jiao Tong University unveils scalable photonic convolution chip
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Researchers at Shanghai Jiao Tong University have built SPIN, a silicon photonic convolution architecture that shifts scaling from spatial duplication to wavelength-domain interleaving.
UPDF launches back-to-school campaign for students and educators
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UPDF is rolling out an education-focused back-to-school campaign for verified students, teachers and faculty members, with discounted access to its PDF, AI and e-signature tools.
QuiX Quantum launches Alquor 2.0 for photonic quantum research
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QuiX Quantum on August 4, 2026 unveiled Alquor 2.0, a rack-mountable quantum photonic processor for universities and research organizations.
Princeton University Press, Cashmere strike AI licensing partnership
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Princeton University Press and Cashmere announced a partnership to license academic content to AI platforms while keeping copyright, citation and compensation controls with the publisher.
University of Turku team builds new model for rare, treatment-resistant melanoma
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Researchers at the University of Turku have developed a CRISPR-based laboratory model for BAP1-deficient melanoma, a rare cancer with few effective treatment options once it spreads.
Researchers model scattering media as random phase-pinhole arrays
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A new paper in Opto-Electronic Technology says scientists from several Chinese institutions have reframed scattering media as deterministic micro-phase-pinhole channels, offering a way to improve imaging through fog, tissue, smoke and other…
University of Detroit Mercy MHSA earns CAHME reaccreditation for eight years
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CAHME has approved University of Detroit Mercy’s Master of Health Services Administration program for an eight-year reaccreditation term.
SpecterAI leads quantum-safe banking workshop in Kuala Lumpur
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SpecterAI Quantum Security ran an interactive workshop on quantum-safe banking at the inaugural Asia Fintech Forum on Oct. 2 in Kuala Lumpur, pushing banks to treat post-quantum readiness as a current business issue.
InAmerica Education expands college enrichment programs for applicants
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InAmerica Education says its College Enrichment Programs are designed to help students build stronger college admissions profiles through research, writing, internships and leadership experiences.
Colorectal Cancer Alliance names Kate Watt chief development officer
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The Colorectal Cancer Alliance has hired fundraising veteran Kate Watt as chief development officer to help grow support for research, patient services, advocacy and community programs.
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