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Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay
IIT Bombay: India's Premier Tech Institute Admissions Guide IIT Bombay stands as one of India's leading engineering institutions, offering undergraduate and postgraduate programs across multiple disciplines. The institute provides comprehensive information on admissions, course offerings, fee structures, and placement statistics. Prospective students can access application procedures, contact details, and campus resources through their official channels.
Jagran Josh · 2026.04.11
Sai University Inaugurates New Sports Complex; Students Showcase Sporting Excellence
Sai University Opens State-of-the-Art Sports Complex Sai University has inaugurated a new Sports Complex at its New Delhi campus on OMR, reaffirming its dedication to athletic development and student wellness. The facility aims to enhance sporting excellence and promote holistic education among students. The opening marks a significant institutional milestone in campus infrastructure expansion.
News Headlines: Top News Today & Breaking News | Tribune India · 2026.04.09
AI Exploration Day at NJIT: A university-wide reckoning in the age of artificial intelligence
AI Takes Over NJIT Campus for First University-Wide Reckoning NJIT suspended regular classes to host AI Exploration Day, featuring keynote speakers, autonomous robot exhibitions, and student-developed AI technologies. The campus-wide event showcased instantaneous content creation tools and highlighted the growing role of artificial intelligence across academic disciplines and industries.
EurekAlert! · 2026.04.08
St. Vincent Behavioral Health Campus Expands Housing & Health Care for LA with $6M Health Net Investment
LA Healthcare Access Expands With $6M Behavioral Health Investment Health Net is investing $6 million in St. Vincent Behavioral Health Campus to expand housing and healthcare services for vulnerable populations in Los Angeles. The funding from the Medi-Cal managed care provider aims to address critical gaps in behavioral health services and supportive housing. This expansion will increase capacity for individuals struggling with mental health and substance use disorders.
PR Newswire: press release distribution, targeting, monitoring and marketing · 2026.04.04
UC Sports Week brings sport and physical activity across university campuses
UC Sports Week Energizes Campus Athletics Across Universities UC Sports Week runs April 7-12, featuring sports and physical activity programs across all university campuses. The event showcases UC teams preparing for the National University Championships. Activities aim to promote fitness and athletic competition among students.
uc.pt · 2026.04.04
SAUSD musicians entertain in annual Mariachi Festival
Santa Ana Unified Musicians Showcase Vibrant Mariachi Traditions Six bands from Santa Ana Unified School District campuses performed at the annual Mariachi Festival, a free community concert held Wednesday night at Santa Ana High School's Bill Medley Auditorium. The event celebrated traditional Mexican music and showcased talented student musicians across district campuses.
Orange County Register · 2026.04.03
College unveils new training technology
TVET College Launches Advanced Driving Simulators South West Gauteng TVET College unveiled cutting-edge driving simulators and Industry 4.0 technologies at its George Tabor Campus. The launch event, led by Buti Manamela, aims to equip students with modern skills for the evolving job market. The initiative represents a significant investment in vocational education infrastructure.
The Citizen · 2026.04.03
Connecting Hearts to Science
Texas Students Bridge Medicine and Compassion Through Heartfelt Cards Students at Dallas ISD's Biomedical Preparatory at UT Southwestern Medical Center combined creativity with compassion during a Valentine's Day card-making initiative. The program encourages young learners to extend encouragement beyond academics while deepening their connection to healthcare. This unique public elementary school, located on a major medical center campus, integrates hands-on healing experiences into its curriculum.
People Newspapers · 2026.04.02
Mason’s Health Matters: Inside George Mason's Annual Health and Fitness Expo - University Life
George Mason's Health Expo Draws Students to Campus Wellness Event George Mason University hosted its annual Health and Fitness Expo on March 19 at the Johnson Center Dewberry Hall on the Fairfax Campus. The event brought together students for resources and activities focused on health and wellness. The expo featured various fitness and health-related organizations and initiatives.
University Life · 2026.04.02
Maties Sport declares closure of sports clubs across campus | SMF News
Maties Sport Shuts Down Multiple Campus Athletic Clubs Maties Sport has declared the closure of several sports clubs including Maties Climbing, Maties Canoeing, and Maties Equestrian. The decision has sparked dispute among the affected clubs who have been in negotiations with Maties Sport management. The closure marks a significant change to campus athletic offerings.
2026.04.02
Explore health care careers at CCC Health Sciences night - Woodburn Independent
Explore Healthcare Careers at Clackamas Community College Event Clackamas Community College is hosting a Health Sciences Preview Night on April 15 from 5-7:15 p.m. at the Harmony Community Campus in Milwaukie. The event allows prospective students to explore healthcare career pathways and learn about the college's health sciences programs.
2026.04.02
New material science facility
Advanced Materials Lab Opens on Campus A new 150,000-square-foot facility has opened at the center of campus, dedicated to materials science research and education. The building features state-of-the-art classrooms and laboratory spaces designed for student learning and faculty research initiatives. This expansion strengthens the institution's commitment to advancing materials science innovation.
https://www.foxcarolina.com · 2026.03.30
Researchers at CERN transport antiprotons by truck in world‑first experiment – Physics World
CERN Achieves Historic First: Antiprotons Transported by Truck Researchers at CERN have successfully transported a cloud of 92 antiprotons by truck in a groundbreaking world-first experiment. The achievement demonstrates new possibilities for antimatter research and logistics. This milestone could open doors to innovative applications in particle physics and fundamental science.
Physics World · 2026.03.27
Cipher Digital Announces Business Updates
Cipher Digital Secures Major 15-Year Data Center Deal Cipher Digital has signed a significant 15-year lease agreement for a new data center campus with a major hyperscale tenant. The long-term commitment demonstrates strong demand for enterprise-grade infrastructure and positions the company for substantial revenue growth. This partnership underscores the critical role of data centers in supporting cloud computing and digital transformation.
The Manila Times · 2026.03.26
Explore Arts & Sciences: UW's Admitted Student Day and More Opportunities | UW College of Arts & Sciences
UW College of Arts & Sciences Welcomes Class of 2026 The University of Washington's College of Arts & Sciences is hosting Admitted Student Day on April 4 for prospective students and families. The event offers opportunities to explore majors, programs, and campus life through in-person visits and online information sessions. Admitted students can connect with faculty and current students to learn about academic opportunities.
Discover Arts & Sciences | UW College of Arts & Sciences · 2026.03.25
WA Country Health Service - First oncology clinical trial commences at Albany Health Campus
WA Cancer Center Launches First Oncology Clinical Trial Albany Health Campus Cancer Centre has commenced its inaugural oncology clinical trial, marking a significant advancement in cancer care for Great Southern patients. The clinical trial represents a major milestone for the regional facility and promises to enhance treatment options locally. This development underscores the hospital's commitment to advancing cancer research and patient outcomes in Western Australia.
2026.03.25
Science Fair: Autistic Girls Edition – Bwog
Autism in STEM: Campus Events Celebrate Neurodivergent Scientists Columbia University's Science Fair highlights events celebrating autistic girls and neurodivergent voices in science. Featured talks cover the green revolution's history, AI's economic disruption, and autism spectrum perspectives in STEM. The weekly roundup encourages campus submissions for future coverage.
2026.03.25
Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center - Talk Business & Politics
Arkansas Small Business Center Celebrates 40 Years Supporting Entrepreneurs The Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center, established in 1983 at Arkansas State University, has spent four decades assisting entrepreneurs and small business owners statewide. The center provides crucial resources, mentoring, and technical support to help startups and established businesses grow. Its long-standing mission has made it a vital resource for economic development across Arkansas.
Talk Business & Politics · 2026.03.25
LAUSD moves to strip César Chávez's name from two campuses and change focus of holiday - Los Angeles Times
LAUSD Removes César Chávez Name From Two Schools Over Assault Claims The Los Angeles Unified School District is reversing its recent pro-Chávez resolution and will likely strip the labor leader's name from two campuses Tuesday. The decision aims to honor the broader farmworkers' movement while showing support for assault survivors, following renewed scrutiny of historical allegations against Chávez.
Los Angeles Times · 2026.03.24
Students Design AI-Powered Health Solutions at Cornell Health Hackathon
Cornell Students Win Health AI Innovation Competition Over 100 students from Cornell and 17 other universities competed in the Cornell Health AI Hackathon in New York City on March 6–8. Teams designed AI-powered solutions addressing real healthcare challenges. The event showcased emerging talent in applying artificial intelligence to medical problems.
WCM Newsroom · 2026.03.21
Alabama's Aden Holloway 'removed from campus' after drug arrest - ESPN
Alabama Star Guard Suspended Following Drug Arrest Alabama basketball's Aden Holloway has been removed from campus following his drug arrest, the university announced. The star guard's status with the team remains unclear as the school addresses the legal matter. This marks a significant development for the Crimson Tide's roster.
ESPN · 2026.03.17
Crocodile Surprise: IIT Bombay Hosts Uninvited Guest | Science-Environment
Massive Crocodile Spotted on IIT Bombay Campus Stuns Students A 9-foot-long crocodile unexpectedly appeared on the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay campus, prompting immediate response from wildlife authorities. The uninvited reptilian guest was safely captured and relocated away from the bustling academic grounds. The incident highlights the increasing overlap between urban development and wildlife habitats in metropolitan areas.
Devdiscourse · 2026.03.16
UofL permanently closes Gheens Science Hall & Rauch Planetarium
University of Louisville Closes Historic Planetarium Permanently The University of Louisville has permanently shut down the Gheens Science Hall & Rauch Planetarium, ending decades of public shows and educational programming. The closure eliminates the facility's planetarium services and educational classes offered to students and the community. The decision marks the end of an era for the landmark science education venue.
Spectrum News · 2026.03.16
2026 NCHC Frozen Faceoff Semifinals Set for Saturday
NCHC Hockey Semifinals Shift to Campus Sites This Saturday Minnesota Duluth travels to North Dakota while Western Michigan heads to Denver for the 2026 Frozen Faceoff semifinals. This marks the first time the National Collegiate Hockey Conference tournament semifinals are hosted at campus locations rather than a neutral venue. The matchups pit top programs against each other in what promises to be competitive playoff hockey.
National Collegiate Hockey Conference · 2026.03.16
Trump seeks to replace White House visitor screening center with underground facility | CNN Politics
Trump Plans Underground Visitor Screening Facility at White House The White House is constructing a 33,000-square-foot underground security screening center to replace its current visitor screening operations. This facility is part of President Trump's broader renovation initiative to modernize the presidential campus. The underground location aims to enhance security protocols while streamlining the visitor entry process.
CNN · 2026.03.15