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Dec 01
UNE Supports Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital with $3,000 Raised at Annual Dining Fundraiser

Fundraiser Overview The University of New England (UNE) once again partnered with its dining service provider, Parkhurst Dining, to host the annual Caring for Kids luncheon. Held on the Portland campus on Thursday, November 20, the ticketed event brought together students, faculty, staff and local community members for a meal that raised $3,000 for the […]

Dec 01
University of New England Students Drive Local Journalism Solutions in Maine

Local News is Failing—Student Voices Offer a Fresh Approach The 2025 Press Forward Maine forum highlighted a growing crisis in local journalism across the United States and showcased a tangible response coming out of the University of New England (UNE). Three UNE Community News Fellows—Angelina Keizer, Chloe Boulle, and Cally Gudroe—met with industry leaders, senior advisors, and […]

Dec 01
UCLA Assistant Coach, Former Pacific Star Takes Reins as Men’s Soccer Head Coach

Introducing Coach Andres Ochoa In a move that has excited the Pacific athletics community, former University of the Pacific (UOP) player and UCLA assistant coach Anders Ochoa has accepted the role of head coach for the university’s men’s soccer program. His appointment marks a full-circle moment, as he returns to the campus where he began […]

Dec 01
York College of Pennsylvania CFO Michael Doweary Honored as YCEA Changemaker

Celebrating Impactful Leadership at York College York College of Pennsylvania is thrilled to announce that Chief Financial Officer and Vice President of Finance Michael Doweary has been named the Public Servant Award recipient in this year’s York County Economic Alliance (YCEA) Changemaker Celebration. The YCEA event honors seven community leaders whose work often goes unnoticed, […]

Dec 01
York College of Pennsylvania Hosts an Interdisciplinary Dining Experience to Enhance Cultural Immersion

Bringing Classroom Theory Into the Kitchen When students from the Spanish program and the Hospitality & Tourism Management department gather around a table, the result is more than a meal. It is a living laboratory where language, literature, cultural history and professional hospitality practices intersect. The event, held on November 3 at the Gunter‑Smith Center […]

Dec 01
UNLV and Las Vegas Sands Drive U.S.-China Relations Through Cultural Exchange

The University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) recently partnered with Las Vegas Sands to host a flagship U.S.-China Dialogue Symposium. The two‑day event brought together academics, business leaders, diplomats and students to discuss policy, research, and cultural initiatives that can strengthen the ties between the world’s largest economies. The symposium highlighted the importance of people‑to‑people engagement and […]

Dec 01
Arizona State University Expands Global Education Through New Kazakhstan Partnerships

Building a Shared Future in Central Asia Arizona State University (ASU) is extending its global footprint by cementing fresh ties with Kazakhstan’s higher‑education landscape. At the 2025 C5+1 Summit—an initiative that unites the United States with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan—ASU leaders presented two new joint institutions: an International Honors College at Auezov University […]

Dec 01
Arizona State University Uncovers Coexisting Ancestors: The Burtele Foot and Australopithecus deyiremeda

For more than a decade the Science and Technology team at Arizona State University (ASU) has been digging deep into the Afar Rift in Ethiopia. The work culminated in the discovery of a single foot fossil, the Burtele Foot, that connects two early hominin species that once lived side‑by‑side. The research offers a clearer view […]

Dec 01
York College Secures $10,000 Grant to Advance Healthy Pregnancy Program for the Haitian Community

Building a Better Future for Maternal Health in York’s Haitian Population The city of York has witnessed a growing number of Haitian women entering pregnancy, but like many communities across the United States, they face disproportionate risks for low‑birth‑weight infants and other adverse outcomes. In response, York College of Pennsylvania has joined forces with Family […]

Dec 01
Rutgers Camden Leads Plastics Innovation to Reduce Pollution in Environmental Research

New findings from Rutgers University–Camden show that plastics can be engineered to self‑degrade under everyday conditions, providing a practical tool for environmental research and industry sustainability. How Nature’s Polymers Guide Degradable Plastic Design Biological polymers such as DNA, RNA and proteins naturally break down after they have served their purpose. The research team at Rutgers observed […]