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Campus - Sep 28
Amy Conger: U-M cancels winter term 2021 study abroad programs due to coronavirus uncertainties
Amy Conger: U-M cancels winter term 2021 study abroad programs due to coronavirus uncertainties
Health - Sep 28
Regular COVID-19 testing for groups most likely to spread the virus more efficient, cost-effective than random testing
Regular COVID-19 testing for groups most likely to spread the virus more efficient, cost-effective than random testing
Astronomy - Sep 28
First study with CHEOPS data describes one of the most extreme planets in the universe
First study with CHEOPS data describes one of the most extreme planets in the universe
Computer Science - Sep 27
A new member of Ghent University makes an entrance: welcome to supercomputer Hortense!
A new member of Ghent University makes an entrance: welcome to supercomputer Hortense!
Social Sciences - Sep 25
Savala Trepczynski on Breonna Taylor and the elusive nature of racial justice
Savala Trepczynski on Breonna Taylor and the elusive nature of racial justice
Health - Sep 25
The Swiss Confederation joins the COVAX initiative for the procurement of COVID-19 vaccines
The Swiss Confederation joins the COVAX initiative for the procurement of COVID-19 vaccines
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Welcome Village: succesful warm welcome for the international students
During September, Ghent University received about 500 students in the Welcome Village at Home Vermeylen.
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A new member of Ghent University makes an entrance: welcome to supercomputer Hortense!
Boasting a RAM memory of almost 100 TB, a top performance reaching 3.3 petaflops, ... Hortense has quite a list of accolades.
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During September, Ghent University received about 500 students in the Welcome Village at Home Vermeylen.
Boasting a RAM memory of almost 100 TB, a top performance reaching 3.3 petaflops, ... Hortense has quite a list of accolades.
Stanford statement on proposed visa-duration rule
Stanford will strongly oppose a proposed federal rule issued Friday by the Department of Homeland Security, which would have wide-ranging effects on international students and scholars who hold F or J visas.
Stanford will strongly oppose a proposed federal rule issued Friday by the Department of Homeland Security, which would have wide-ranging effects on international students and scholars who hold F or J visas.
Shuttle Service Steps Up Bus Cleaning, Social Distancing
As part of COVID-19 precautions, CMU adds route to Squirrel Hill Carnegie Mellon University's Shuttle and Escort services keep people on the move while the pandemic lingers.
As part of COVID-19 precautions, CMU adds route to Squirrel Hill Carnegie Mellon University's Shuttle and Escort services keep people on the move while the pandemic lingers.
UC San Diego Helping More Californians Gain Skills, Degrees
Approximately 10 percent of freshmen and transfer entrants begin their degree coursework at University of California campuses but never complete their degrees.
Approximately 10 percent of freshmen and transfer entrants begin their degree coursework at University of California campuses but never complete their degrees.
Roborace Team Prepares for First Competition
CMU enters the first U.S. team in the international autonomous vehicle race An autonomous car programmed by a Carnegie Mellon University student team will race for the first time Sept.
CMU enters the first U.S. team in the international autonomous vehicle race An autonomous car programmed by a Carnegie Mellon University student team will race for the first time Sept.
Protesting the feminicide of girls and women at the border
Demonstrators protest feminicide and violence against women on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women in Mexico City, Mexico, on Nov.
Demonstrators protest feminicide and violence against women on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women in Mexico City, Mexico, on Nov.
Movement science students test latest technology in on-campus course
As gym lovers and sports enthusiasts head back to their favorite activities, one of the adjustments they have faced is exercising with a facemask.
As gym lovers and sports enthusiasts head back to their favorite activities, one of the adjustments they have faced is exercising with a facemask.
CMU Has Network Advantage in Fight Against COVID-19
Getting ahead in life is often about who you know. So, when CMU mathematics professor Po-Shen Loh came up with an idea for an app that could help the world get ahead of COVID-19, the first thing he did was post on social media that he was looking for help.
Getting ahead in life is often about who you know. So, when CMU mathematics professor Po-Shen Loh came up with an idea for an app that could help the world get ahead of COVID-19, the first thing he did was post on social media that he was looking for help.
News in Brief
Campus - Sep 28
Amy Conger: U-M cancels winter term 2021 study abroad programs due to coronavirus uncertainties
Amy Conger: U-M cancels winter term 2021 study abroad programs due to coronavirus uncertainties
Health - Sep 28
Regular COVID-19 testing for groups most likely to spread the virus more efficient, cost-effective than random testing
Regular COVID-19 testing for groups most likely to spread the virus more efficient, cost-effective than random testing
Astronomy - Sep 28
First study with CHEOPS data describes one of the most extreme planets in the universe
First study with CHEOPS data describes one of the most extreme planets in the universe
Computer Science - Sep 27
A new member of Ghent University makes an entrance: welcome to supercomputer Hortense!
A new member of Ghent University makes an entrance: welcome to supercomputer Hortense!
Social Sciences - Sep 25
Savala Trepczynski on Breonna Taylor and the elusive nature of racial justice
Savala Trepczynski on Breonna Taylor and the elusive nature of racial justice
Health - Sep 25
The Swiss Confederation joins the COVAX initiative for the procurement of COVID-19 vaccines
The Swiss Confederation joins the COVAX initiative for the procurement of COVID-19 vaccines