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Sep 15
Monitor the Numbers: Kent State University Reports Record Nursing Enrollment and Its Largest Architecture Class in 25 Years

Kent State University opened the Fall 2026 semester with two milestones that carry real weight for prospective students and families across the USA: the largest first-year architecture class in 25 years and the largest nursing enrollment in a decade. These figures are more than celebratory statistics. They reflect documented demand for career-focused programs, disciplined financial […]

Sep 14
Adelphi University Expands Psychological Services in Manhattan with New Derner Center Location

Adelphi University has officially relocated its Derner Center for Psychological Services to the heart of New York City, opening a new chapter in Manhattan. This move marks a significant expansion of psychological services and clinical training in Manhattan, bringing quality mental health care closer to one of the most diverse populations in the USA. The […]

Sep 14
Training the Next Generation of School Psychologists: How Adelphi University Addresses the National Shortage in Youth Mental Health

The numbers tell a difficult story. In school districts across the country, one psychologist is often responsible for 1,000 or more students—double the caseload recommended by the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP). At the same time, rates of anxiety, depression, and behavioral concerns among young people continue to climb. The result is a widening […]

Sep 14
Wentworth Institute Class of 1981 Marks 45 Years of Friendship, Reunions, and Giving Back

Some college friendships fade within a few years of graduation. Others become the foundation of a lifetime. For a remarkable group of graduates from Wentworth Institute of Technology’s Class of 1981, the bonds formed in a Boston dormitory hallway have endured for more than four decades—surviving career changes, family milestones, personal tragedies, and the simple […]

Sep 14
Study Public Health in the USA: A Rutgers Education Path From Summer Program to Graduate School

When Lindsey Luper signed up for a summer program for high school students in 2018, she knew she liked science and health. She did not know what public health was. Eight years later, she is pursuing a Master of Public Health (MPH) at the Rutgers School of Public Health, concentrating in social and behavioral health […]

Sep 14
Clock-Watching Bosses and the Gen Z Workforce: HR Insights from Rutgers University–Camden

A viral Reddit post described a CEO who reportedly texted a Gen Z employee to criticize them for leaving the office ten minutes before the end of their shift. The post was deleted, but the conversation it started has not slowed down. Across social media, hiring forums, and workplace chat groups, people keep asking the […]

Sep 14
Explore CAIEP Interprofessional Programming: University of New England Announces Fall 2026 Healthcare Events

The University of New England (UNE) has announced the fall 2026 schedule of interprofessional programming from its Center to Advance Interprofessional Education and Practice (CAIEP), and the lineup offers something genuinely useful for anyone invested in the future of collaborative care. The noontime sessions, streamed via Zoom and open to all, bring together students, faculty, […]

Sep 14
How the University of New England Is Championing Constructive Discourse in Higher Education

In an era marked by increasing political polarization and social division, colleges and universities across the USA face a critical challenge: how to foster environments where diverse perspectives can be shared openly, respectfully, and productively. The University of New England (UNE) has emerged as a notable example of how higher education institutions can actively promote […]

Sep 14
UNE Assembles 200,000 Meals to Combat Food Insecurity: How the Meals for Maine Service Event Reaches Communities Across the USA

More than 500 volunteers will gather at the University of New England (UNE) on Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2026, to assemble 200,000 nonperishable meals for individuals and families experiencing food insecurity across Maine. The annual Meals for Maine service event, the university’s signature volunteer initiative, will run on both the Biddeford and Portland campuses, with meals […]

Sep 13
Building a Career in School Social Work: Skills, Education, and Daily Practice

School social work sits at the intersection of education and mental health, addressing the emotional, social, and behavioral needs of students so they can thrive in the classroom. In the United States, particularly in urban districts like Boston, the demand for qualified school social workers continues to grow as schools recognize that academic success depends […]