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Florida State University College of Business Receives $10 Million to Create Dr. Persis E. Rockwood School of Marketing

Florida State University’s College of Business has received $10 million to create the Dr. Persis E. Rockwood School of Marketing in honor of the late trailblazing FSU professor emerita.

From left: Dr. Charles Rockwood, Dr. Michael Hartline, Dr. Persis Rockwood

UC San Diego School of Medicine Will Continue Studying Safety of COVID Vaccines on Pregnant People

Researchers at University of California San Diego School of Medicine, in collaboration with the American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology, will continue a national study to evaluate safety of COVID-19 vaccinations during pregnancy.

Uc San Diego School Of Medicine

University of Vermont Launching Center of Community News

The University of Vermont is launching a $400,000 initiative to support local news media across the U.S. The Center for Community News will aim to promote collaborations between local news media outlets and students.

University Of Vermont

Rutgers University Increases Tuition and Fees by 2.9%,

Rutgers University students will see a 2.9% increase in tuition and fees for the 2022-2023 academic year as part of the new budget.

Rutgers University Camden

Dartmouth College will Remove Loans from Undergrad Financial Aid

Dartmouth College will be removing federal and institutional loans from its undergrad financial aid awards and replacing them with expanded scholarship grants, starting this summer term.

Dartmouth College

Father Acquitted in College Admissions Scandal Case

Amin Khoury, the rich father charged with bribing a Georgetown tennis coach to get his daughter into the school – the final case linked to the U.S. college admissions scandal to go to trial – has been acquitted Thursday.

New Approved UMich Budget Raises Tuition and Housing Costs for UMich Students

Tuition and housing costs will rise for University of Michigan students as part of a budget approved 7-1 Thursday by the UMich Board of Regents.

University Of Michigan

Vermont College of Fine Arts to Stop Hosting Students on Campus

The Vermont College of Fine Arts announced Wednesday that it will stop hosting students on its Montpelier campus next year and is considering selling or leasing its buildings.

Vermont College Of Fine Arts

Loyola University New Orleans Receives $5 Million to Create Center for Catholic Studies

Loyola University New Orleans has received $5 million to create the Canizaro Center for Catholic Studies at Loyola. The gift comes from real estate developer and founder of First Bank and Trust, Joseph C. Canizaro.

Loyola University New Orleans

VCCS Board Restarts Chancellor Search

Virginia's community college board is restarting its search for a new chancellor because Russell Kavalhuna, who was the Michigan official chosen on March 17, is no longer taking the job.

American University's Summer Institute on Education Equity and Justice to be Three-Day Virtual Event Centered on Antiracism

American University School of Education’s annual Summer Institute on Education Equity and Justice will be a three-day virtual event centered around the theme of “Courageous Educational Leadership: Transform K-12 Education through Antiracism.”

American University

NC A&T Receives $1.92 Million from U.S. Agriculture Department to Create Agriculture Business Innovation Center

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University has received $1.92 million from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to create an Agriculture Business Innovation Center.

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