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Mar 29 2025EDUCATION

Columbia University's Leadership Shake-Up

Columbia University has a new acting president. Claire Shipman will take over the role. She is the co-chair of the board of trustees. This change comes after Katrina A. Armstrong decided to step down. She had been serving as the interim president since August. Armstrong will go back to her job at th

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Mar 29 2025EDUCATION

Mindfulness in Classrooms: A Fresh Approach to Student Resilience

Mindfulness is a hot topic in education these days. It is a practice that helps people stay calm and focused. It is often used to help students handle stress and build resilience. A recent study looked at how easy it is to add mindfulness to regular classes at a small university. The study also aske

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Mar 29 2025HEALTH

College Students and the Fitness Challenge

College life can be tough. It's a time of new experiences, but it's also a time when many students neglect their health. Regular exercise is super important. It boosts physical fitness, lowers disease risk, improves mood, and even helps with studying. Yet, many college students don't get enough of i

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Mar 28 2025POLITICS

A Scientist's Struggle: Caught Between Protests and Immigration Policies

A Russian scientist, Kseniia Petrova, is currently in a Louisiana immigration facility. She was detained after her visa was canceled. This happened because she didn't declare frog embryo samples in her luggage. She had been working at Harvard University on a J-1 scholar visa since May 2023. Her lawy

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Mar 28 2025SPORTS

Colorado's Coach Prime: A $54M Bet on Football and Beyond

Deion Sanders, the head coach at Colorado, just secured a massive deal. He will be earning $54 million over the next five years. This makes him one of the highest-paid coaches in the country. Sanders' salary will start at $10 million in 2025. It will then increase each year, reaching $12 million by

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Mar 27 2025POLITICS

Free Speech Under Fire: Columbia Students Face Unprecedented Challenges

Columbia University, once a hotbed of student activism, is experiencing a significant shift. The vibrant protests that once filled the campus have quieted down. Why the change? The Trump administration's crackdown on international student protesters has created a climate of fear. Students are now he

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Mar 27 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Duke University's Brand in the Spotlight: A TV Show's Controversial Scene

The popular TV series "The White Lotus" stirred up trouble with Duke University. The issue started when a main character, a wealthy businessman named Timothy Ratliff, was shown in a tough spot. Ratliff, an alumnus of Duke, was in serious financial trouble. In a dramatic moment, he held a gun to his

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Mar 26 2025EDUCATION

Student Detained: A Look into the Facts and the University's Response

A graduate student from a prestigious university in Massachusetts was taken into custody by federal agents. This incident has sparked concern and questions about the student's status and the circumstances surrounding the detention. The student, who is pursuing a PhD, is an international student from

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Mar 26 2025HEALTH

Digital Health in South Africa: A New Path for Learning and Care

The digital age is here, and it is transforming many aspects of life. However, the digital health care ecosystem is still in its infancy in South Africa. This is especially true in the field of health sciences education. There is a huge opportunity for change. The potential benefits are vast. T

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Mar 25 2025SPORTS

Titans Eyeing Miami's Star Quarterback

The Tennessee Titans are seriously considering the University of Miami's Cam Ward for the top pick in the upcoming draft. This move is not surprising, given Ward's impressive track record. The Titans sent a big group to Miami's Pro Day, showing they are really interested. The group included some ke

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