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UA Little Rock MidSOUTH and Arkansas DCFS Open Child Welfare Learning Lab

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock's MidSOUTH Training Academy and the Arkansas Department of Human Services (DHS), Division of Children and Family Services (DCFS), celebrated the grand opening of the Child Welfare Learning Lab August 19, an initiative marking a new chapter in preparing Arkansas child welfare professionals to better serve children and families statewide.

When 'But they're your family' isn't reason enough to stay

"She's your mom." "They're your family." "Blood is thicker than water." For generations, these familiar idioms have illustrated what Rin Reczek and Emma Bosley-Smith, co-authors of the 2022 book "Families We Keep: LGBTQ People and Their Enduring Bonds with Parents" (NYU Press), term compulsory kinship: the social expectation that biological and legal family ties must be preserved at all costs. In…

Walmart Stock Drop: UMD Smith Experts Available on Retail, Consumer Shifts and Market Reaction

The Association Between School Physical Education Practices and School Level Socioeconomic Status

AU Shines Across National Rankings in The Princeton Review's 2027 College Guide

Driven by one of the most engaged student bodies in the nation, American University climbed 13 spots to No. 2 for Most Politically Active Students in The Princeton Review's 2027 edition of The Best 392 Colleges, released August 18.

Family Stress, Bullying, Males in School, Social Justice, Youth Sports, AI in Education and Special Education Experts Available

Social Media's Persuasion Architecture, Mental Health and the Illusion of Sociality

Rutgers Wins Awards for Hands-On Programs to Build Career Skills

For Jada Harris, a work-study gig during her freshman year at Rutgers University-New Brunswick turned out to be more than just a part-time job: It became a learning experience to build job skills that she will be able to use in any career path she takes.

Preschool Teachers Overwhelmingly Support Play-Based Learning, Study Finds

Thinkers from Plato to Maria Montessori have championed play as one of the most powerful ways that young children learn and grow. American preschool teachers overwhelmingly agree -- but a new study finds that teachers in urban settings feel less family support for play-based learning than their suburban counterparts.

University of Northern Colorado Welcomes Inaugural Class of 80 Medical Students

More than half of the students in the University of Northern Colorado's inaugural College of Osteopathic Medicine (UNC COM) class are Colorado residents, with nearly half coming from smaller com...

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Tobacco Companies Flooded Federal Comment Process That Stalled Menthol Cigarette Ban

Rutgers researchers found that over 90% of nearly 250,000 comments on proposed rules were form letters, and nearly half the letters contained industry content.

Dual Enrollment Programs Are Boosting UWM Enrollment and Graduation Rates

When Nialys Suarez was a senior at Audubon Technology & Communication High School in Milwaukee, she set foot in the school only twice that entire year.

UWM Effort Tackles Hard-to-Recycle Plastics

We routinely toss plastic bottles and containers in the recycling bin, but many other kinds of plastic instead go in the trash because there's no easy way to recycle them. UWM's Office of Sustainability has launched a program to help solve this problem.

Advisory: Mini Law School Set to Tackle Constitutional Questions in the News

Is the U.S. Constitution in crisis? Beginning Sept. 2, University of Colorado Law School professors will explore that question during a five-week Mini Law School series examining some of the constitutional and legal questions at the center of public debate today.

Classroom Solution Evolves Into Public Resource for Navigating AI Tools

As artificial intelligence tools evolve at a rapid pace, an Iowa State computer science professor and her students are developing a public website that tracks new AI releases and helps users make sense of the fast-changing technology.

Brent Nelsen Talks About the DNC's Pick for the First Democratic Primary

Mount Sinai Scientists Reveal How the Brain Represents Leader and Follower Roles and Build an AI That Reads the Hidden Goals Behind Teamwork

Study examines how social roles emerge and remain stable, how the prefrontal cortex represents leading, following, and a partner's position, and what happens to teamwork when that region is switched off. A companion AI model inferred the values guiding each animal's choices.

Great Plains Art Museum to Host Elizabeth Burden for Two-Week Residency

The Great Plains Art Museum will host artist Elizabeth Burden as the 2026 Elizabeth Rubendall Artist in Residence Sept. 1-12. During her residency, Burden will create an artwork that will become pa

Reporter Boot Camps, In-Person Visits, and Science Comms Training Programs: A Newswise Best Practices Webinar

Discussion panel on best practices for reporter boot camps, in-person visits, and science communications training programs.

For Students, Front Row Seat to Sundance Film Festival Starts on Campus

Today the nonprofit Sundance Institute and the University of Colorado Boulder (CU Boulder) announced an agreement that deepens their partnership as the two organizations prepare to welcome the Sundance Film Festival to its new home in Boulder Jan. 21-31, 2027.

UWF Announces Inaugural Leaders in Service Summit

The University of West Florida Police Department will host the inaugural Leaders in Service Summit on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026, at the UWF Conference Center on the University's Pensacola campus. This...