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Artificial intelligence now sits on nearly every higher education agenda in the USA, yet most faculty development efforts stop short of what instructors actually need. Institutions host awareness seminars and circulate policy memos, but few give faculty the structured time, expert guidance, and peer support required to build something concrete with AI. Wentworth Institute of […]
Boston’s skyline tells a story of constant evolution—historic brownstones standing beside glass towers, aging infrastructure giving way to modern athletic complexes and resilient public spaces. Behind every one of these projects stands a team of professionals who ensure that what gets designed on paper becomes a safe, code-compliant reality. One of those professionals is Sarah […]
The construction industry in the USA is undergoing a measurable shift in how existing buildings and active job sites are documented, measured, and modeled. At the center of this shift is 3D laser scanning, a reality capture technology that records millions of precise measurement points in minutes rather than days. Recognizing how central this tool […]
Every August, families, faculty, and friends gather to watch a new class of graduates cross the commencement stage. This year, Wentworth Institute of Technology holds its Summer Commencement on Thursday, August 13 at MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston, Massachusetts, with ceremonies at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. At the center of those ceremonies […]
Students and professionals seeking a career in project management now have another strong reason to consider Wentworth Institute of Technology. The institution’s Bachelor of Science in Project Management and Master of Science in Project Management have both received accreditation from the Global Accreditation Center for Project Management Education Programs (GAC), the accrediting body of the […]
The University of Kansas Announces Five New Honors Faculty Fellows for Fall 2026 The University of Kansas has welcomed five distinguished faculty members to its Honors Faculty Fellows cohort for the upcoming fall 2026 term, bringing fresh perspectives and expanded expertise to the program. This addition increases the total number of fellows to twelve, strengthening […]
A Milestone Celebration for Pacificans Everywhere University of the Pacific is preparing to host one of the most significant gatherings in its long history. From Friday, Oct. 9, through Sunday, Oct. 11, the Stockton Campus will welcome alumni, current students, families, and friends from across the USA for Homecoming and Family Weekend — a three-day […]
An Evening With a Jayhawk Who Has Seen Earth From Orbit Few university homecomings involve a guest who has circled the Earth more than 3,000 times. On Oct. 8, the University of Kansas will welcome home one of its most accomplished graduates when NASA astronaut Loral O’Hara returns to Lawrence for “From Lawrence to Low-Earth […]
Autism education in the USA depends on educators who combine classroom experience with rigorous research skills. For more than three decades, the partnership between Simmons University and the New England Center for Children (NECC) has produced exactly that kind of professional. The annual Applied Autism Research poster session, held at NECC’s Southborough, Massachusetts campus, offers […]
Recent developments at Rutgers University highlight the institution’s enduring commitment to shaping the future of labor and employment in the United States. The appointment of Professor Andrea Hetling as the new director of the John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Development at Rutgers University–New Brunswick underscores the university’s national leadership in workforce development and public […]
