African Innovators to convene for Translational Research & Innovation Bootcamp
When the power goes out, patients’ oxygen supply shouldn’t. This is what Agasha Faith Anne Maria, founder of PearlOxy Uganda Limited, and her team are working to ensure.
Their innovation, Medium-Pressure Oxygen Storage (M…
Visit by European Commissioner to the Institute for European Studies
The Institute of European Studies was pleased to welcome the European Commissioner for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture and Sport, Glenn Micallef, on Friday 9 October. Mr Micallef is an alumnus of the Institute. Mr Micall…
CIVIS organizează o sesiune online de informare dedicată apelului de toamnă 2026 pentru Programele Intensive Mixte (BIP)
Cadrele didactice și personalul academic din cadrul Universității din București sunt invitați să participe la o sesiune online de informare dedicată apelului de toamnă 2026 pentru…
Změřte síly v přespolním běhu
Změřte síly v přespolním běhu
Ilustrační foto: Martin Višňa
Úterý 13. říjen 2026, 8:00
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Po roce se olomoucké Bezručovy sady opět stanou dějištěm univerzitního přeboru v přespolním běhu. Osmačtyřicátý ročník sportovní události se koná ve středu 21…
$10 million genomics facility to accelerate discoveries with Southern Hemisphere-leading capability
Posted on October 13, 2026 by News Desk
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A new $10 million genomics facility at Flinders University will help Australian researchers better understand disease, develop m…
AUS co-hosts regional teaching and learning conference BPTLC 2026
Over 545 educators, researchers and thought leaders gather across three UAE universities
More than 545 educators and researchers from across the region gathered for the Fourth Annual Conference on Best Practices in Teaching and Learni…
Grace Reiter brings the spunk back to SNL
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By Lily Lemaire | Photo Intern
As a teenager, I didn’t watch a lot of Saturday Night Live because it simply was not that funny to me. Sure I watched a few skits here and there, but it was ridden with unfu…
Bo French, South Asians are not a problem
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By Mesha Mittanasala | Photographer
Bo French, we are not a problem.
On September 13, Bo French posted on X an image of UT Students celebrating a victory at a University of Texas versus Austin vs Ohio St…
100-year magazine study reveals ‘narrowing’ of UK seafood recipes
A century of recipes published in the magazine Good Housekeeping reveal how the variety of seafood presented to UK readers has “narrowed”, new research shows.
Dr Ruth Thurstan, from the University of Exeter, studied seafood recipes pu…
Review: ACL Eats cooks up tricks, treats
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By Kalena Reynolds | Editor-in-Chief, Sophia Monson | Opinion Editor, Arden Berry | Arts & Life Editor
With its heavy baselines that bang around in your stomach, live music has a way of reminding you that …
ACL Weekend 2, Day 3: The xx expertly helps end festival
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By Kalena Reynolds | Editor-in-Chief, Sophia Monson | Opinion Editor, Arden Berry | Arts & Life Editor
The third day of Austin City Limits was as hot and dusty as ever, but the refreshing b…
St. Peter Catholic Student Center launches campaign for new chapel after attendance spikes
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By Josh Siatkowski | Lead Writer
After multiple years of Sundays in an overflowing chapel, St. Peter Catholic Student Center has entered the early stages o…
Kyler Jordan’s loyalty is becoming rare in college football
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By Cannon Fritz | Reporter
In college football today, loyalty is becoming increasingly rare.
Players transfer for more playing time, bigger opportunities and even greater NIL gains. Rost…
No. 7 Baylor soccer relies on star-studded offense, staunch defense into final stretch
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By Carson Vercoe | Sports Writer
Baylor soccer entered the 2026 season aiming to build on last season’s success. More than halfway through the season, the Bea…
Why does the Baylor campus have so little Latin?
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By Elliott Nace | Assistant News Editor
“Servatores historiae tam heroici quam creatores.”
That phrase seems like the sort to grace the front of Pat Neff Hall, Baylor’s architectural centerpiece, c…
The science behind Google Calendar: Does planning every moment actually help?
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By Stephanie Starks | Staff Writer
From color-coded classes to carefully scheduled study sessions, students are using Google Calendar to organize nearly every hour of t…
Vanderbilt Undergraduate Law Week introduces students to legal careers and law school preparation
Vanderbilt Undergraduate Law Week introduces students to legal careers and law school preparation
The five-day series covered diverse legal topics, including criminal defense, government law, immigrati…
PHOTOS OF THE WEEK: Making progress
PHOTOS OF THE WEEK: Making progress
Campus life marches forward in a steady rhythm despite shifting climates and moods.
By Royce Yang, Deputy Photography Editor
Oct 12, 2026
A tower crane moves materials around the Branscomb construction site as a worker sits…
Emma Wallis Scholarship 2027
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Supporting education and leadership in theology
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North Florida earns second place in home contest, makes 26 podium finishes
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North Florida earns second place in home contest, makes 26 podium finishes
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Oct 12, 2026
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From witches to shelters: The history of black cats
Story by Genna Miller
Photos by Katherine Egedi
Almost everyone has heard of black cats bringing bad luck, according to History.com. While this superstition is now only a lingering thought when seeing a black cat dart across the street, the myth of…
Hearing loss barriers leave many struggling in silence
Posted on October 13, 2026 by News Desk
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Hearing loss affects much more than a person’s ability to hear, often impacting relationships, social participation, emotional wellbeing and quality of life – but despite the availability o…
Associated Students concludes town hall series on Student Center renaming
Associated Students concludes town hall series on Student Center renaming
The student government’s ad hoc committee to rename the San Francisco State University Student Center spent two days hearing from the campus community …
Around the Ship: Season 2, Episode 6
Around the Ship: Season 2, Episode 6
Vanderbilt football blown out against Ole Miss, look ahead at Arkansas matchup, Soccer remains undefeated, Volleyball beats #5 LSU, draft of best cities, & more.
By Jack Frutkin, Alex Nickoll and Bella Umansky
Oct 12, 2026…
China reduced extreme poverty fast, but Indonesia hasn’t been far behind
China reduced extreme poverty fast, but Indonesia hasn’t been far behind
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China is often the poster child for rapid reductions in poverty, and for good reason. In the early 1980s, over 90% of its population lived in ext…
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DARIAH welcomes Isto Huvila as the new chair of the Scientific Advisory Board
DARIAH welcomes Isto Huvila as the new chair of the Scientific Advisory Board
DARIAH welcomes Isto Huvila as the new chair of the Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) as of November 2026. Isto Huvila has already been a member o…
Advancing research software through global collaboration: Highlights from IRSC26
By Michelle Barker, Kim Hartley
This post is being cross-posted by Better Scientific Software (BSSw) and the Netherlands eScience Center.
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Research software sits behind an increasing share of modern research…
At the Charlie Card Challenge, runners ask: can you beat the Green Line?
At the Charlie Card Challenge, runners ask: can you beat the Green Line?
Samantha Mayer, news correspondent
October 12, 2026
A photo graphic featuring runners chasing the MBTA Green Line during the Charlie Card Challenge. Bo…
Expecting the best, planning for the worst: Minnesotan governments prepare for midterms
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St. Paul City Council President Rebecca Noecker speaks with a St. Paul, Minn., resident as part of her campaign for Ramsey County Commissioner Friday, Oct. 9, 2026. Noecker said she’s bee…