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Campus - 24.01.2022

Curtin Singapore on the move to thriving new campus precinct

Campus - 24.01.2022

Freie Universität Berlin Sends Its Condolences to Heidelberg University in the Wake of Attack

Campus - Pharmacology - 24.01.2022

University of Toronto alumnus supports development of biosimilars initiative in the Northwest Territories

Campus - 22.01.2022

President Meric Gertler outlines University of Toronto’s global strategy: Times Higher Education

Pedagogy - Campus - 21.01.2022

New U-M certification pathway will help stem teacher shortages

Pedagogy - Campus - 21.01.2022

Children’s book helps kids cope with a premature sibling

Health - Campus - 21.01.2022

Commending Professor Mark Servos’ efforts to track the spread of COVID-19

Campus - Music - 21.01.2022

BXA Introduces New Engineering Studies and Arts Degree Program
In response to student requests and as part of an expansion in areas of study at Carnegie Mellon University, a new degree program is being introduced that's tailored to students with a solid math and science background who also have strong creative talents and interests.

Campus - Innovation - 21.01.2022

Design Students Envision New Ways to Provide Relief in a Water Crisis
The studio teamed with alumnus-run Bollinger Motors on a mobile water-filtration systems project Jackson, Mississippi, faced a dire water crisis earlier this year.

Campus - 21.01.2022

Dania Matos: Standing with our Jewish community

Campus - Social Sciences - 21.01.2022

College money for public service? UC Berkeley students soon can apply

Campus - Social Sciences - 21.01.2022

Data Privacy Week 2022: Keep It Private

Health - Campus - 20.01.2022

Step Up: Walking May Reduce Type 2 Diabetes Risk for Adults 65 and Older
Walking regularly and at greater intensity may help prevent Type 2 diabetes among 70 and 80 year olds, according to one of the first studies measuring steps and pace among this population.

Computer Science - Campus - 20.01.2022

From Coffee Cart to Educational Computing Platform

Campus - 20.01.2022

UC San Diego Breaks Ground on Interior Renovations at Geisel Library

Campus - Social Sciences - 20.01.2022

Exploring Allyship at UC San Diego’s Virtual Triton Leaders Conference

Administration - Campus - 20.01.2022

Spotlight on... Courtnee Catnott

Environment - Campus - 19.01.2022

Waterloo launches sustainable flight school competition for students

Campus - 19.01.2022

Birmingham 2022 Queen’s Baton Relay’s Metro moment marks longstanding partnership in Singapore

Event - Campus - 19.01.2022

The UC3M organises Technological Fridays 2022 for secondary schools

Campus - 19.01.2022

New appointment for Professor Joanne Wright

Campus - Health - 19.01.2022

University of Toronto to increase in-person learning and activities in February

Career - Campus - 19.01.2022

University of Toronto grads offer career tips ahead of Next Steps Conference

Campus - 19.01.2022

Joanne Wright appointed Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education)

Campus - Health - 19.01.2022

Campus leaders talk COVID protocols, answer student questions on Instagram Live

Campus - Environment - 18.01.2022

UC Riverside Joins UC San Diego, UC Irvine in Multidisciplinary Research Institute Calit2

Health - Campus - 18.01.2022

A PhD candidate in Humanities is studying healing practices in the Mariana Islands thanks to a scholarship from the ’la Caixa’ Foundation

Campus - Sport - 18.01.2022

University of Birmingham alumni mark Birmingham 2022 Queen’s Baton Relay arrival in Singapore

Campus - Art and Design - 18.01.2022

Edward Burtynsky to collaborate with Queen’s on unique work of public art

Architecture - Campus - 18.01.2022

Longtime professor receives Order of Canada honours

Health - Campus - 18.01.2022

Keep your distance: Feeling threatened, informed about COVID-19 predicted adequate spacing
If the COVID-19 virus mutates beyond Omicron, getting people to practice social distancing will require more than threats about long-term health issues or death.

Health - Campus - 18.01.2022

Reasons to be hopeful, optimistic and maybe even cheerful in 2022
Peggy Lemaux, a professor of cooperative extension in crop genetics, at UC Berkeley's Oxford Tract Research Facility.

Economics / Business - Campus - 17.01.2022

Science-based approach to financial wellness
If a new report from the Financial Wellness Lab of Canada at Western University is any indication, moving from a financially stressed situation to a more comfortable level in a relatively short period of time may not be an impossible feat.

Music - Campus - 17.01.2022