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Pa. — When Sonia Lloyd first came to Penn State, she didn’t expect psychology, art and marketing to become part of the same career path. But as she explored new classes, joined organizations and gained professional experience, she began to see how her interests could work together

On Tuesday, Sept. 8 the 114th Student Government Association (SGA) convened for their third weekly general body meeting (GBM) of the academic year, where they confirmed four members of the Committee on Student Elections (CSE) and considered changes to its attendance policy, funding and caucus-representation rules.

Kennesaw State software engineering student develops AI-powered navigation system – News

A new entrepreneurship program in Beijing is bringing young innovators from universities across China and abroad closer to factory floors, supply chains and potential markets, as the city’s development area steps up efforts to turn student ideas into viable hard-tech startups.

College is an exciting time of growth, learning and independence, but with independence comes new challenges. Students have to learn to manage their time effectively. For some, balancing classes, studying, a job and a social life can feel overwhelming, but there are plenty of ways your student can learn to manage their time.

Vika Yulvani took part in the International Credit Transfer Program at Millat Umidi University, Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

York College recently launched “Faculty in Motion” a new online series designed to spotlight the scholarship, creativity, and impact of our distinguished faculty. The series highlights the dynamic work being produced across disciplines and offers insight into how faculty research, teaching, and community engagement shape the intellectual life of the college.

From coast to coast, AI is getting a failing grade this academic year. Days after New York City announced a one-year moratorium on AI tools for students through 8th grade, the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) said students will be barred from using AI tools on district-provided devices this academic year.

PolarDoc, a startup led by Florida International University biomedical engineering doctoral students Jenny Pei and Amanda Sanchez, has been named one of eight global finalists in the 2026 EF Hult Prize—often called the ‘Nobel Prize for students’—after advancing from a field of 18,000 startups worldwide. 

New York City Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani and the city’s top education official announced Wednesday a ban on student use of generative artificial intelligence tools in classrooms through middle school.