In a ceremony at Royce Hall on June 5, Julio Frenk was inaugurated as UCLA’s chancellor, unveiling an ambitious vision for the university’s future. “UCLA is more than ready to meet the moment,” he declared, emphasizing a commitment to creating a connective, impactful, and exemplary institution.
For 40 years, North Platte has proudly hosted the Miss Nebraska Scholarship Program, fostering a cherished tradition of empowerment and community spirit. As this year’s event kicks off Thursday, the city reflects on its enduring role in this prestigious pageant.
Colleges
This summer, the community is buzzing with excitement as a new play debuts, bird enthusiasts gather, and future teachers have the chance to earn free college credits. From the stage to the wildlife refuge, and into the classroom, there’s something for everyone.
Global Universities
The University of Lincoln has opened a groundbreaking institute in Mablethorpe after securing a £10.9 million grant. This first-of-its-kind facility aims to tackle health inequalities in rural and coastal communities, marking a significant stride in improving regional healthcare.
Georgia Tech is set to revolutionize scientific research with Nexus, a cutting-edge AI supercomputer funded by a $20 million NSF grant. This powerful tool will accelerate breakthroughs across various fields, providing researchers nationwide with unprecedented access to advanced AI resources.
In a groundbreaking discovery, Georgia Tech researchers have achieved a first-ever 5+ oxidation state in praseodymium, potentially revolutionizing technologies reliant on rare earth elements. This advancement could lead to new magnetic and optical properties, enhancing applications from quantum devices to electronic equipment.
In a significant legal setback for the Trump administration, U.S. District Judge Allison Burrough has issued an injunction against a presidential proclamation aimed at preventing Harvard University from enrolling international students. The judge raised free speech concerns over the administration’s efforts, highlighting constitutional implications.
A federal judge has extended an order suspending President Trump’s attempt to block Harvard University’s incoming foreign students. The university’s lawyer argues that these students are being unfairly used as “pawns” in political maneuvers.
The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in New York, one of the nation’s largest repositories of Black history, celebrates its 100th anniversary. For a century, the Center has been dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Black culture in the United States.
Grad Schools
Klein Independent School District’s career and technical education courses have ballooned by an estimated 65 percent in the past decade. Now, the Houston-area district is set to receive new financial support from the State of Texas to keep pace with demand.
Online Courses
Surry Community College proudly marks a milestone as the first class of its Esthetics program graduates from the Cosmetic Arts Division. This achievement highlights the college’s commitment to expanding educational opportunities in the field of cosmetology.
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In a bid to educate seniors on their healthcare options, the Nebraska Association of County Officials is offering free online “Understanding Medicare” workshops months before the open enrollment period.
A Year 13 student in Dubai has developed an AI-powered platform to assist underprivileged students in navigating the complex college application process, aiming to make higher education more accessible.
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Skill Builder
Over 500 residents gathered at the University of San Diego’s ninth annual STEAM Conference, immersing themselves in interactive workshops that fostered creativity and critical thinking. The free event marked the culmination of educational summer camps, highlighting the community’s commitment to innovative learning.
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