2025 Outstanding Board Directors | Twin Cities Business
Honoring five of Minnesota's leaders in corporate governance for incisive decision-making in a changing environment.| Twin Cities Business
Southern’s Honors College kicked off the 2025-26 academic year in spectacular style, welcoming its largest cohort of new students in recent memory: 75, including 50 first-year students and 25 transfer students. The Honors College — designed for student scholars and leaders — also celebrated the opening of an expansive new home fittingly located in Hilton […] The post Honors College Celebrates New Home and Growing Community appeared first on News at Southern.| News at Southern
Honoring five of Minnesota's leaders in corporate governance for incisive decision-making in a changing environment.| Twin Cities Business
Restorative Dental Sciences touches every facet of our mission, from academics and clinical care to research and innovation.| College of Dentistry » University of Florida
In her new role she is providing direction and supporting initiatives that elevating UFCD's translational research agenda.| College of Dentistry » University of Florida
A UFCD postdoc earns a feature in 'The Scientist' for her innovative research leading up to Postdoc Appreciation Week.| dental.ufl.edu
The articles that made it into the latest edition of Philosophers Annual have been announced. The list aims to “select the ten best articles published in philosophy each year—an attempt as simple to state as it is admittedly impossible to fulfill.” This volume---the 44th---covers the literature from 2024. The selections are: Rosalind Chaplin (UNC Chapel Hill), “Kant| Daily Nous - news for & about the philosophy profession
She will lead the Biomedical PhD Program - the largest one at the UF COM with over 240 students.| dental.ufl.edu
Fifty years after the Civil Rights Movement and during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, a small group of Chapman University students met on Zoom to talk about institutional racism with people who were students in the late 1960s.| Chapman Newsroom
