The finance and operations leader answers questions on the budget, research funding, ServiceFirst and more.| The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Milk Bank recently welcomed families to acknowledge October as Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, a time for people to recognize the thousands of families who experience perinatal loss every year, and a time to remember the babies who have passed away. The private event Oct. 23...| UAMS News
LITTLE ROCK — Differences in molecules that help build DNA could be the key to explaining why the Marshallese community faces high rates of Type 2 diabetes and related chronic health conditions, according to researchers from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Institute for Community Health Innovation and the UAMS Donald W. Reynolds...| UAMS News
The latest University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Showcase of Medical Discoveries celebrated innovation and entrepreneurship, featuring research supported by BioVentures LLC, UAMS’ technology transfer office and business incubator. Held Oct. 22 at the Jackson T. Stephens Spine & Neurosciences Institute, the event highlighted how UAMS investigators are moving their discoveries into technologies and...| UAMS News
LITTLE ROCK — The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) has received five-star ratings for its treatment of heart failure, pneumonia and sepsis from Healthgrades, the leading resource used by consumers to find a health care provider. The 2026 specialty ratings, released today, place UAMS among the top 10% of hospitals nationwide recognized for...| UAMS News
October 27, 2025 | Health professionals and community members gathered Oct. 9-11 at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Donald W. Reynolds Institute on Aging to learn about a wide range of topics and the latest developments in the care of older adults. The 29th annual three-day conference, “2025 Geriatrics Update: Living and...| UAMS News
LITTLE ROCK — The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) has received a federal grant of nearly $4 million to reduce maternity-associated health problems and deaths in Ashley and Union counties in south Arkansas. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) grant will fund a rural maternity...| UAMS News
LITTLE ROCK — The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) welcomes the public to its inaugural Parkinsonism Walk on Saturday, Nov. 1, at the Little Rock Zoo. Scheduled from 9 to 11 a.m., the walk will follow a designated .3-mile route on a paved path through the zoo, starting and ending at the pavilion....| UAMS News
Over the last 17 years, the UAMS IDHI Stroke Program has helped dramatically reshape the quality of stroke care in Arkansas. More than three-quarters of the state’s hospitals now rely on UAMS’ digital health network for 24/7 consults with stroke neurologists. As it has grown, the program has continued to streamline its stroke care and education to improve outcomes.| UAMS News
Researchers at NYU Langone Health found that conversations about religion and spirituality during radiation therapy helped manage stress symptoms caused by gynecologic cancers, in collaboration with Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Published in Practical Radiation Oncology, the research team used the FICA Spiritual History Tool — faith, importance, community and addressing spiritual needs... This story Langone explores spirituality as stress relief for cancer patients appeared fir...| Washington Square News
NYU’s Grossman School of Medicine placed No. 2 out of 154 medical schools on a ranking that ordered institutions based on their apparent diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, rewarding those that “resist the tide of wokeness.” The “Medical School Excellence Index,” published last month by new medical watchdog group Do No Harm, evaluated schools based... This story NYU Grossman ranks No. 2 in anti-‘wokeness’ evaluation appeared first on Washington Square News.| Washington Square News
NYU researchers partnered with Nigerian singer Adekunle Gold to launch an organization that uses music to reduce stigma and raise awareness around sickle cell disease, as a part of the university’s Arts & Impact Initiative launched last month. The project, titled “Building Engagement Through Music Artistry and Storytelling for Sickle Cell Disease” — or BEAT-SCD... This story Musicians destigmatize sickle cell disease with NYU researchers appeared first on Washington Square News.| Washington Square News
The no-confidence motion against Union President Moosa Harraj failed on Thursday, with 449 votes in favour and 829 against. Polls were open from 11:00 to 19:00 on Thursday, with Union members allowed to vote in-person or by proxy. The Motion of No Confidence was posted by Secretary’s Committee member Will Lawson on 17th October. In a statement, Lawson wrote: “I moved the motion because I was shocked at what the Union has become in the last two terms.” Harraj’s own […] The post Moo...| The Oxford Student
Pakistani activist and Oxford University graduate, Malala Yousafzai, is set to return to the university on 3rd November to promote her recently released memoir Finding My Way at the Sheldonian Theatre. Four years after graduating, the youngest-ever Nobel laureate is returning to Oxfordshire to reclaim the story of her own life. The youngest-ever Nobel laureate was shot in the head by the Taliban in 2012 due to angering the terrorist group with her campaigning for girls’ education. In 20...| The Oxford Student
A new interdisciplinary research centre with a mission to investigate Artificial Intelligence has been launched... International experts on Artificial Intelligence gather for launch of new University research centre appeared first on News.| News
A 33.6 percent return on endowment investments, as expense controls and donor support buoy the budget in an unprecedented year| Harvard Magazine
…prompting a different kind of Faculty of Arts and Sciences annual report.| Harvard Magazine
Former Microsoft CEO supports 50 percent increase in faculty ranks.| Harvard Magazine
The education economist will become dean on July 1.| Harvard Magazine
The legal historian will become dean on July 1.| Harvard Magazine
Incoming president Lawrence S. Bacow will name his successor.| Harvard Magazine
And other recommendations for diversity at Harvard| Harvard Magazine
A surprising change in plans to revise the College course of study| Harvard Magazine
The initative includes interdisciplinary conversation, annual symposia, and a postdoc program.| Harvard Magazine
A faculty member and alumna becomes a leader in Longwood.| Harvard Magazine
Her seven-decade career at the University of Rochester reshaped how clinicians support mothers and infants.| News Center
Her expertise has helped the institution navigate some of its most consequential challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic.| News Center
URochester’s chief human resource officer underscores the importance of employee voices to its future.| News Center
Award-winning journalist and author David E. Sanger will visit William & Mary in November as the university’s 2025 Hunter B. Andrews Fellow.| W&M News
During Hispanic Heritage Month Connecticut’s Experts in Maternal Health and Violence Prevention Gathered in Hartford.| UConn Today
LITTLE ROCK — Family medicine physician German Corrales, M.D., has joined the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) and will see patients at the UAMS Health Neighborhood Clinic on Capital Mall in Little Rock.| UAMS News
Matt Parlow was formally welcomed by the Chapman community in a weeklong celebration that started with Chapman Family Homecoming. The post Presidential Inauguration Highlights Chapman’s Academic Strength and Bright Future appeared first on Chapman Newsroom.| Chapman Newsroom
Khalid will deliver Alma Mater Production’s Fall 2025 Atwater Lecture on Oct. 14 at Sadler Center’s Commonwealth Auditorium.| W&M News
LITTLE ROCK — The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Institute for Community Health Innovation will expand research for maternal health in Arkansas by establishing the Maternal and Reproductive Community Health Excellence (MaRCH) research center funded through National Institutes of Health’s Center of Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE).| UAMS News
Aleeki Thorne ’26, a proud member of Central Spirit, offers an inside look at the athletics-driven organization and shares a favorite memory she believes captures the true spirit of Clemson.| Clemson World Magazine
Izora Miley began her 26 years of service as a Cooperative Extension agent in 1921, teaching farm families practical skills and tying her family to Clemson for generations to come.| Clemson World Magazine
Deb Conklin ’92 has given back to her alma mater with a gift that offers a new, interactive Clemson Ring experience for fellow alumni.| Clemson World Magazine
A large rally calling for solidarity with Palestine took place in central Oxford on the night of 9th October.| The Oxford Student
Oxford University has denied that Vice-Chancellor Professor Irene Tracey referred to George Abaraonye in her Oration.| The Oxford Student
The Oxford Student reveals what speaker events, debates and socials can be expected at the Union in Michaelmas 2025.| The Oxford Student
The University of Oxford and Oxford University Student Union (SU) released a statement condemning the terror attacks in Manchester.| The Oxford Student
When Austin Miller, PT, DPT, walked across the stage to receive his doctorate in physical therapy, he knew he wanted to dedicate his career to helping patients with neurologic conditions. His passion became deeply personal years earlier, when his best friend was left paralyzed after an accident. Miller served as…| UAMS News
Three-year grant will launch a national program in history, civics and democracy.| W&M News
LITTLE ROCK —Sheldon Riklon, M.D., a professor with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Department of Family and Preventive Medicine, was named recently to the Arkansas Minority Health Commission, where he will help bridge gaps in health across the state.| UAMS News
As an academic medical center, the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) knows how important clear communication in medical settings is. That’s why it sponsors two Toastmasters International chapters.| UAMS News
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Department of Research and Innovation recently presented the fall edition of its Showcase of Medical Discoveries.| UAMS News
A clinical team including a urologist, physician assistant (PA) and medical student worked together to perform the first surgical procedure Sept. 25 at the UAMS 12th Street Health & Wellness Center.| UAMS News
LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas researchers combined efforts to conduct the inaugural Arkansas Health Survey, information that will help create tailored solutions to improve the health and well-being of Arkansans. Only one other state has a similar statewide health survey.| UAMS News
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Translational Research Institute brought together more than 60 researchers and leaders from nine Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) institutions Sept. 18–19 for the annual meeting of the Consortium of Rural States (CORES).| UAMS News
The move ensures that students continue to benefit from a unique combination of rigorous education and professional business training.| News Center
By integrating artificial intelligence tools, the university is positioning itself at the forefront of higher education innovation.| W&M News
The Center for Energy Law & Policy will serve as a hub for convening policymakers, scholars and students to address critical issues shaping the future of energy regulation.| W&M News
The two reports are the Clery Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, and a report from the Office of Institutional Equity| UConn Today
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The post Spalding University Announces Record Graduate Enrollment and Largest Student Body in Five Years appeared first on Spalding University.| Spalding University
The William & Mary Board of Visitors unanimously approved the Campus Comprehensive Plan at its Sept. 26 meeting, ensuring stewardship of university physical spaces for future generations. The plan, which follows two years of collaborative work across campus and the board, is closely aligned with the Vision 2026 strategic plan. It looks out 100 years, […]| W&M News
A gift from W&M Foundation leader Darpan Kapadia ’95 launches a bold enrollment initiative to elevate W&M’s presence and attract top students from across the country.| W&M News
Two William & Mary administrators have been recognized with a national award for their efforts to sensitize students to the dangers of hazing and to train them to spot and stop it.| W&M News
William & Mary has officially launched a new minor in Artificial Intelligence (AI), giving students the tools to apply AI in their respective fields.| W&M News
John F. Kerry to serve as inaugural fellow.| W&M News
Anne Roemer — a human resources professional with more than 20 years of experience at NASA — has been named William & Mary’s next chief human resources officer.| W&M News
Shelagh A. Gallagher, an internationally recognized scholar, advocate and leader in gifted education, has been appointed executive director of the William & Mary Center for Gifted Education.| W&M News
Supported by extraordinary philanthropy, the major is the first undergraduate degree in coastal and marine sciences offered by a Virginia public university.| W&M News
William & Mary successfully launched Workday this summer, following a year of preparation by more than 200 employees across the university.| W&M News
Raymond A. “Chip” Mason ’59, L.H.D. ’98, a pioneering financier who founded Legg Mason, has died. A loyal alumnus of William & Mary, the business school was named for him in 2005.| W&M News
William & Mary is welcoming nearly 1,900 new undergraduates to campus this fall, including both first-year and transfer students.| W&M News
Darpan Kapadia ’95 will welcome new William & Mary students this month at Opening Convocation.| W&M News
Eight W&M faculty awarded SCP fellowships to enrich historical narratives and strengthen civic leadership ahead of nation’s 250th anniversary.| W&M News
Pushing the economy forward: UBC micro-credential programs are helping professionals upskill for in-demand jobs| UBC News
The OxStu's summation of developments surrounding the Oxford Union President-Elect's controversial comments on the shooting of Charlie Kirk.| The Oxford Student
The post Georgetown One Step Closer to New Boathouse in Agreement With National Park Service, DC appeared first on Called to Be.| Called to Be
Renovations to campus buildings are completed or underway, Bell Hall is nearly done, and a new residence hall is on the horizon.| The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Supporting the continued growth of the school’s research enterprise is among the key initiatives Heinzelman will focus on in her third term.| News Center
NYU spokesperson John Beckman will retire at the end of 2025 after 29 years at the university, President Linda Mills announced in a Tuesday email to senior administrators. Kyle Kimball, vice president for government relations and community engagement, will also step down in early September. Mills said that the departures are “entirely independent.” Beckman and...| Washington Square News
A new tool driven by 179 million data points has spotted several regions in the United States especially prone to power outages.| EdScoop
Pushing the economy forward: Together with public and private sector partners, UBC and its researchers are fuelling job creation and solving real-world challenges When Dr. Pieter Cullis arrived at UBC as an undergraduate physics student in 1964, he had no idea he would one day help develop a scientific breakthrough…| UBC News
Five exceptional applicants to the M.S in Global Real Assets program will receive a merit-based tuition scholarship, in addition to a personalized, one-on-one mentorship opportunity to support their graduate education and career development The post Steers Center for Global Real Estate Announces Scholars Program to Provide Financial Assistance, Mentorship appeared first on Georgetown Capitol Campus.| Georgetown Capitol Campus
Given recent research funding reductions and budget cuts that have been proposed at both the state and federal levels across all higher education institutions, we are taking steps to identify operational savings across the University.| Finance and Operations
Residents are worried that a new $1.2 billion data center will contaminate a nearby river and potentially raise electricity rates.| EdScoop
The board will explore possibilities of transforming the university’s historic President's House into space that remains central to the life of the university.| W&M News
Record-breaking philanthropy positions William & Mary to lead.| W&M News
New name reflects a bold vision, deep roots and the people shaping the future.| W&M News
Jim McDonald's impact on the NWHSU community was immeasurable: from Anatomy Professor to Chief Financial Officer. He passed away in 2025.| Northwestern Health Sciences University
Gov. Glenn Youngkin D.P.S. '22 has appointed three William & Mary alumni to the university's Board of Visitors.| W&M News
During renovations of Robert M. Gates Hall, archaeologists have uncovered a previously undocumented cellar, layered with centuries of artifacts, and the near-complete 18th-century foundation of the Williamsburg Bray School.| W&M News
With enrollment tripling in the last several years, William & Mary’s Introduction to Marine Science course taught by Professor Mark Brush is becoming one of the most popular undergraduate electives on campus. Photo by John Wallace| W&M News
Santa Clara University’s School of Engineering this week announced a new interdisciplinary master’s program in artificial intelligence. The program at the California university is designed to provide advanced training for students who want to to “develop, implement, and manage AI systems,” according to a press release. “What sets our program apart are the software and […]| EdScoop
NYU is withholding the diploma of a Gallatin graduate after he condemned “the atrocities currently happening in Palestine” during his speech at the school’s graduation ceremony on Wednesday. The university has faced significant pushback for its decision from several student, faculty, alumni and civil rights groups. Logan Rozos, the student speaker at this year’s ceremony,...| Washington Square News
Dozens of graduates booed and some wearing keffiyehs walked out of Yankee Stadium during NYU President Linda Mills’ commencement address on Thursday, marking the second year in a row that students left the arena in protest of NYU’s continued crackdown on pro-Palestinian speech amid a federal attack on higher education. Mills, whose speech focused on...| Washington Square News
Former “Saturday Night Live” star Molly Shannon told graduates to push through challenges and embrace their talents in a recount of her postgraduate years spent searching for work during her honorary address to tens of thousands of students and guests at NYU’s 192nd commencement exercises on Thursday. Shannon, a three-time Primetime Emmy nominee and Screen...| Washington Square News
A sea of violet robes flooded Yankee Stadium on Thursday morning as nearly 30,000 graduates and guests entered the arena in celebration of NYU’s class of 2025, amid what President Linda Mills called “times of intense change” in the wake of a federal crackdown on higher education. The May 15 ceremony opened with a mashup...| Washington Square News
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css_animation=”fadeInUp” css=””]For 60 years, the NYU Grossman School of Medicine invited students to join its Medical Scientist Training Program — a federally funded, dual-degree MD-Ph.D. program — and develop the specialized skillset of physician-scientists. However, the tradition came to a halt when administrators suddenly rescinded nine prospective students’ acceptances in January after losing the...| Washington Square News
Several temporary changes will be in effect before and after the ceremony to support safe and efficient access.| The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The William & Mary Board of Visitors has unanimously elected Ardine Williams as vice rector and Kendrick F. Ashton Jr. '98 as secretary, effective July 1, 2025.| W&M News
New name for Arts & Sciences strengthens identity, enhances national visibility and affirms the liberal arts and sciences mission at the heart of the university .| W&M News
Sean D. Galloway is William & Mary's new chief financial officer bringing more than two decades in public, private and high education experience to the role.| W&M News
The recipients include two housekeepers, two academic staff members, a retired dean and a research professor.| The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
William & Mary raises over $4.4 million on its annual day of giving.| W&M News
Forbes has counted William & Mary among “The New Ivies.”| W&M News
Join Douglas C. Schmidt B.A. ’84, M.A. ’86, the inaugural dean of William & Mary’s new School of Computing, Data Sciences & Physics, as he delivers the next Tack Faculty Lecture.| W&M News
