“There is no GPS and no maps, a detail rendered irrelevant by the fact that they cannot read,” said Assistant Professor Nadia Bodie-Smith, Ph.D., who is directing the play.
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“Hunger is an issue in general,” said Bynum. “It is everywhere, including on our campus.”
Student Access and Success Programs has been selected as a 2026 Community Collaboration Challenge awardee, receiving a $10,000 grant.
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The institute joined national university leaders in San Francisco to discuss how artificial intelligence is reshaping higher education.
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Now 53 and having earned three college degrees, Shearin is asked what he thinks about that high school counselor who declared him “not college material.”
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Clinton's experience managing a demanding law school schedule while navigating a complex medical condition has strengthened both her resilience and her commitment to helping others.