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In a milestone that will shape the future of engineering education in Boston, Wentworth Institute of Technology has received a record‑setting $25 million donation from alumnus and Trustee Emeritus Douglas D. Schumann ’64. The gift will permanently name the university’s School of Engineering the Douglas D. Schumann School of Engineering, creating a lasting link between […]
Overview of the 2025 Co‑Op Fair The October 14th event, hosted on the Boston campus of Wentworth Institute of Technology, brought together more than 140 leading companies across engineering, design, technology, and management disciplines. Students—both upper‑class and graduate—had the chance to network directly with hiring managers, discuss real‑world projects, and secure co‑op opportunities that align […]
Higher education institutions face a complex mix of enrollment pressures, budget constraints, and infrastructure needs. At Adelphi University, these challenges are met with a clear, data‑driven approach led by Vice President of Finance Michael Rhattigan. His leadership offers a practical blueprint for university executives, institutional investors, and policymakers seeking to sustain financial health in a shifting […]
Entering the nursing profession with a doctoral credential opens a pathway to influence practice, policy, and education. Adelphi University’s College of Nursing and Public Health offers a rigorous PhD in Nursing that has produced leaders like Dr. Jennifer McIntosh and Dr. Charleen Jacobs‑McFarlane. Their stories illustrate how a scholarship can translate into a career that […]
In today’s fast‑paced science arena, a clear demonstration of sustainability can elevate a career from local impact to worldwide recognition. Albion College’s own Lisa Anderson exemplifies how a focused undergraduate experience, combined with mentorship and hands‑on research, can lay the foundation for global influence. This article outlines Anderson’s journey, the institutional strengths that supported her, […]
A Life Dedicated to Advancing Neonatal Care Robert “Bob” Bartlett, class of 1960, left an indelible mark on modern medicine. His pioneering work in extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) has become a cornerstone of neonatal intensive care, saving countless infants whose hearts and lungs could not endure the stresses of early life. Bartlett’s career, spanning several […]
Why Albion College Theatre Program Stands Out Albion College’s theatre department is built on a blend of rigorous academic study and hands‑on production experience. The curriculum encourages students not only to perform but to immerse themselves in every facet of theatre—from directing to set construction and sound design. This multifaceted approach nurtures versatile practitioners who […]
Integrating Classic TV Wisdom into Modern Communication Studies Albion College’s visiting instructor of communication studies, Jasmine LaBine, has turned an iconic 1990s television mentor into a living classroom discussion. By citing the early‑career lessons of George Feeny—Best known from *Boy Meets World*—LaBine creates a framework that blends nostalgia with contemporary pedagogical strategies. Students connect personal […]
Why Gateway Course Redesign Matters for Student Success Gateway courses—those foundational classes in English, math, biology, and chemistry—often set the tone for a student’s entire college experience. When these courses remain rigid, they can become high‑dropout zones, especially for underprepared or low‑income students. Recent studies show that courses designed with flexible pacing, inclusive content, and […]
Understanding how financial data drives on-the-ground decisions is a cornerstone of modern business leadership. Albion College’s accounting and finance curriculum—paired with a data analytics minor—prepares students to translate numbers into strategic actions that keep operations running smoothly and profitably. This article explains the key steps for turning spreadsheets into dashboards, interpreting budgeting insights, and turning […]
