On Sunday, June 11, the College of Mount Saint Vincent (CMSV)—in partnership with the Bronx Arts Ensemble (BAE)—will be hosting a Community Day on the Mount’s Riverdale campus as they mark the grand opening of the CMSV Conservatory.
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Mellon Foundation Concept Call
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The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation—the nation’s largest funder of the arts, culture and humanities—announced a call for concepts to institutions of higher learning exploring curricular projects or research in three distinct social justice-related categories, including: Civic Engagement and Voting Rights: Projects that explore current and historical challenges to realizing broad participation in the democratic process. […]
Ten Tips for College Students to Take Care of Their Health This Semester
Taking care of yourself in college is challenging. Students balance the pressures of school, work, and a social life, all while trying to make decisions about their future careers. With all of these pressures, it’s no wonder that poor mental health and burnout are common. However, students can fight burnout and protect their health by […]
Ivy League BLM Courses
By: Emily Bunn Ivy League Schools to Begin Teaching “Black Lives Matter” Courses Proving their commitment to diversity and understanding, several Ivy League colleges will begin offering courses on the Black Lives Matter Movement. Whereas other Ivy League schools, such as Cornell, have created Africana Departments that focus on the centrality of Africa and the […]
2021 Collegiate Inventors Competition
5 Student Teams’ Innovations Win 2021 Collegiate Inventors Competition A glimpse into the future of American innovation and emerging technological trends from the nation’s brightest young innovators — from a robot used in search and rescue situations to an accessible COVID-19 testing solution — were recognized and honored this week at the 2021 Collegiate Inventors Competition®, an annual competition […]
WEEK FOUR OF ESPN COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Saturday Night Football on ABC Ranks as College Football’s Most-Viewed Franchise, Averaging 6.5 Million Viewers ABC, ESPN and ESPN2 Air Most-Viewed Week 4 Since 2017 Best Saturday Quadruple-Header on ESPN Since 2018 ESPN networks saw several viewership gains during Week 4 of the college football season, including the third straight Saturday of ESPN and ABC winning […]
PinkPantheress – Just For Me
PINKPANTHERESS RELEASES NEW SINGLE JUST FOR ME LISTEN HERE PinkPantheress releases long-awaited single Just for me via Elektra Records/Parlophone Records. The Mura Masa produced track features a delicate composition of melodic guitar riffs as her signature saccharine vocals glide through the uk garage influenced earworm. The single has been highly requested across the internet with […]
How Do Essay Writing Services Work?
Many students hire professional essay writing services to meet their academic requirements. Do essay writing services work? It is a very vital question that many people are looking to find an answer to. Yes, essay writing services offer excellent benefits to students. You can hire them to fulfill your academic writing requirements. How do these […]
Independence University Closure and Investigation
By: Emily Bunn × Heather Reibsamen In the wake of the weekend, Independence University is suddenly closing, causing panic and confusion for its student body and the federal government. Still, as of Wednesday morning, the University’s website hasn’t been updated to publicly broadcast the closing. Independence University’s website’s owner, The Center for Excellence in Higher […]
JAIN Launches Online Degree Programs
JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) has announced the launch of JAIN Online to offer Undergraduate and Postgraduate Online Degree Programs, in Commerce, Management, Information Technology, and Humanities recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC). JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) is a world-class institution promoted by JAIN Group, with over 30 years of excellence in Education, Research, and Entrepreneurship. The […]
