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Overview of the New MST Physical Education Pathway St. Thomas Aquinas College has added a Physical Education (All Grades) track to its Master of Science in Teaching (MST) program, set to begin in Fall 2026. The pathway is designed for individuals who want to obtain initial certification in physical education, especially those whose undergraduate degrees are […]
Why a Nursing Lens Matters in Public Health Public health is often framed in terms of population statistics, policy analysis, and epidemiological modeling. Yet the day‑to‑day realities of patient care—how a nurse interacts with a patient, how a clinician interprets symptoms, and how a health system responds to community needs—are the building blocks that shape […]
Why Free Training Matters for Professionals in Domestic and Sexual Violence Prevention Domestic and sexual violence remain pervasive issues that affect individuals, families, and communities nationwide. Professionals who work directly with survivors—social workers, mental health counselors, healthcare providers, first responders, and nonprofit staff—need up‑to‑date knowledge and skills to respond safely and effectively. Simmons University’s free, […]
Why the Finish Line Program Matters for Adult Learners For many who began their studies at Adelphi University and left before finishing, the idea of returning can feel daunting. The Finish Line Program is designed to remove those barriers. It offers a clear pathway for students who left three or more years ago, providing flexible […]
Record‑Breaking GivingTuesday Sets a New Standard for Adelphi Philanthropy On December 4, 2025, Adelphi University celebrated a milestone that will be remembered for years: a record‑breaking GivingTuesday that raised $228,471.38 in a single day. The achievement surpassed the university’s $100,000 goal by more than double, thanks to the generosity of 356 donors who made 403 […]
On December 2, Cal State San Marcos (CSUSM) celebrated a milestone that will shape the university’s future for years to come. The campus’s Giving Day, part of the national Giving Tuesday movement, surpassed every previous record, raising $828,397 in just 24 hours. This achievement is not only a headline in philanthropy news but also a […]
When the sun rises over the campus of Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pennsylvania, a familiar silhouette can be seen on the gym floor: a 74‑year‑old former student‑athlete, Paul Budline, in a perfect handstand. His name has become synonymous with perseverance, and his record—”oldest person to perform a handstand (male)”—was recently added to the Guinness World […]
Bringing Science and Art Together in Biddeford On December 3, the historic Pepperell Mill in Biddeford hosted a unique gathering that united scientists, artists, historians, and community members. The event, titled Science Collider: The Story of the Saco, showcased how data, history, and personal narratives can illuminate the river that has shaped the region for […]
What Is a TTRPG and LARPing? Tabletop Role‑Playing Games (TTRPGs) combine narrative, strategy, and imagination. Players create characters, collaborate with a game master, and use dice to resolve actions. Live‑Action Role‑Playing (LARP) takes the same premise into the real world, where participants physically enact scenes with costumes, props, and improvisation. At York College, the RPG […]
In a recent working paper published by the University of Kansas, researchers challenge the long‑held belief that a crowded audit market automatically leads to higher quality outcomes. By examining the relationship between audit competition, labor hours, and quality indicators, the study finds that firms operating in less competitive environments can actually deliver more efficient and […]