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siena heights university

Nursing Schools Move to Livingston County

July 24, 2026

Cleary University is set to take over three nursing programs from Siena Heights University, starting in spring 2027. The move will bring a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, a RN to BSN degree, and a Master of Science in Nursing to the county. The first program, RN to BSN, will begin before the others.

education

Local Students Shine in National Honors

July 24, 2026

A handful of students from Osceola County have recently earned notable academic recognitions at universities across the United States. In May 2026, Logan Nicoll from Reunion graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin‑Madison, while Gabriel De Luca

finance

Student Loan Troubles: A Fresh Take on Rising Defaults

July 21, 2026

A woman who started as a teacher dreamed of a better future by going back to school, but her plans fell apart when a storm hit and job offers vanished. She borrowed more money for college, hoping to land a high‑paying job in chemical processing. Instead she faced hurricanes, a broken car and a sudde

education

NYU Eyes Tokyo Campus as Japan Pulls In More International Students

July 21, 2026

New York University is looking into opening a campus in Tokyo, hoping to grow its global reach while Japan attracts more foreign students. The university and the Tokyo government signed a memorandum on July 14 to explore academic projects in Japan’s capital. They are discussing a hub for short

sports

New Lens on Sports Investigations

July 21, 2026

In recent months, a former investigative reporter has become a household name for digging into the world of professional basketball. His latest claim, that he is looking at a high‑profile player’s new contract, has sparked an outpouring of support and criticism from fans, players, and even the playe

health

Medical Students in Northwest Nigeria: How They View the Mpox Vaccine

July 21, 2026

The outbreak of Mpox has led the World Health Organization to call it a global emergency. In Nigeria, new cases have raised concerns for future health workers. Researchers wanted to know how medical students feel about the Mpox shot, whether they understand it, and if they would pay for it. A surve

entertainment

New French Fans Find Philly's Charm

July 20, 2026

Alex and Tom, two friends from Boulogne‑Billancourt, first met when they were 12 and loved soccer. Their friendship grew in a Delaware soccer camp at Eastern University, sparking their first U. S. adventure. Scholarships later sent them to colleges in Ohio and Mississippi, but the 2020 pandemic stop

environment

Future‑Proof Homes: Rethinking Buildings for a Changing Planet

July 20, 2026

The final day of the UIA World Congress in Barcelona highlighted a simple idea: architecture’s future is not about finding fixed answers, but about learning to adapt and asking new questions together. The event’s theme, “Becoming. Architectures for a Planet in Transition, ” framed design as an evolv

politics

Preschools, Money, and the Church Debate

July 19, 2026

Colorado has rolled out a new preschool plan that pays both public and faith‑based schools. The program says no child can be rejected because of the parents’ sexuality or gender identity, and it also reserves spots for kids from the schools’ own churches. A Catholic parish that does not welcome sam

science

Fusion Jobs: New Mexico’s Path to Clean Energy

July 19, 2026

New Mexico is becoming a hub for the next big thing in power: fusion energy. Unlike ordinary nuclear reactors that split atoms, fusion joins them together, releasing huge amounts of clean heat—just like the Sun. A California company called Pacific Fusion is building a plant in Los Lunas and plans a