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La Sierra University Prof Collaborates in Genesis Mission AI Research
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (190+ words) A La Sierra University professor who forms part of a multi-institution team will be working on a new federal research-and-development initiative for an artificial intelligence-based project. The research project aims to strengthen the security and reliability of electric vehicle battery…...
SJSU Students Build AI Solutions at CSU Summer Camp | SJSU NewsCenter | SJSU
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (499+ words) by Rhoda Jordan Shapiro | Sep 10, 2026 | Awards and Achievements, Featured San José State had the largest representation of any university at this year’s summer camp, with 20 students among the 68 attendees from across 22 CSU universities. Out of 1,019 applications received, only 119 students were…...
CSU Starts Construction on New Engineering Building -
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (156+ words) Foundation work started during the summer, and the building has an estimated completion date of fall 2028, according to the news release. Matt Jones is senior editor of Spaces4Learning. He can be reached at [email protected]. Sam Houston State University in Huntsville,…...
Wash. professor who parodied university 'land acknowledgment' wins $600K settlement
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (143+ words) Home » News » Wash. professor who parodied university ‘land acknowledgment’ wins $600K settlement By FIRE, published on September 10, 2026 SEATTLE — The University of Washington has paid $600,000 after punishing Professor Stuart Reges for parodying a university-approved “land acknowledgment” in his syllabus. The payout comes…...
The major swap | Culture
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (798+ words) Picking a university program can feel like you’re deciding your whole life. High school was an endless array of open doors. Like Barbie, you could be anything: a lawyer, an artist, a journalist, a scientist — even prime minister. But once…...
Rowan's Native Plant Meadow takes root as living laboratory
2+ day, 21+ hour ago (550+ words) Between Route 322 and Science Hall, within a sloping meadow blooming with black-eyed Susans, goldenrod and purple horsemint, passersby might spot a biology professor or two bearing an electric string trimmer and a pair of hand pruners. They’re targeting five non-native…...
Shao Feng becomes first Chinese citizen to win World Laureates Foundation Prize
3+ day, 2+ hour ago (391+ words) Shao Feng from the National Institute of Biological Sciences in Beijing became the first scientist holding Chinese citizenship to win the World Laureates Foundation Prize on Thursday. Shao won the 2026 life science or medicine prize together with Yuan Junying from…...
Congressional App Challenge opens for eastern NC middle and high school students
3+ day, 21+ min ago (115+ words) Middle and high school students across eastern North Carolina now have a chance to showcase their coding skills through the 2026 Congressional App Challenge. Congressman Don Davis announced the nationwide competition is open to students in North Carolina’s First Congressional District....
Chandan Kumar, computer science faculty, expands computing capabilities with NSF grant | Alfred University News
3+ day, 14+ hour ago (409+ words) A new National Science Foundation computing allocation will give Alfred University students and researchers access to the kind of high-performance computing power typically associated with major research institutions. ACCESS credits are used to pay for computing time across participating national…...
Jiaqi Zhang to Join Columbia University as Assistant Professor in Computer Science
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (13+ words) ababnews.com...