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Prep talk: Shane Rosenthal's final numbers are staggering

Shane Rosenthal finished his high school football career with record-breaking statistics and has committed to Princeton for further education and athletics.
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New Scholarship to Support Community College Graduates Transferring to NYU

The Joseph R. Attonito CCTOP Scholarship supports community college graduates transferring to NYU with $25,000 each year for two years.

New scholarship honors memory of NY1 journalist Ruschell Boone

A new scholarship honoring Ruschell Boone supports West Indian students in journalism at CUNY.

Joyce Crick obituary

Joyce Crick was a pioneering lecturer and translator who influenced the field of German literature and feminist scholarship throughout her illustrious 95 years.

A Plan to Help Harlem Students Build Wealth: Start Them Off With $10,000

A nonprofit in NYC is launching a savings program, Wealth Builds, giving $10,000 to students in Harlem to address the racial wealth gap.

Bed-Stuy Resident to Empower Neighborhood Scholars

A new academic scholarship called the Jesse and Wendy's: Neighbor to My Neighbors Educational Advancement Scholarship has been launched in Brooklyn to support high school seniors in Bedford Stuyvesant.
The scholarship is named after Chelsea Bowens' parents, Jesse Bowens and "Wendy" Alberta Willis, who were deeply involved in their community.

'It's a lifelong dream come true': Havering student secures architecture scholarship

Jordanas Viliusis received a bursary for architecture studies, fulfilling his lifelong dream and becoming the first in his family to attend university.

New Scholarship to Support Community College Graduates Transferring to NYU

The Joseph R. Attonito CCTOP Scholarship supports community college graduates transferring to NYU with $25,000 each year for two years.

New scholarship honors memory of NY1 journalist Ruschell Boone

A new scholarship honoring Ruschell Boone supports West Indian students in journalism at CUNY.

Joyce Crick obituary

Joyce Crick was a pioneering lecturer and translator who influenced the field of German literature and feminist scholarship throughout her illustrious 95 years.

A Plan to Help Harlem Students Build Wealth: Start Them Off With $10,000

A nonprofit in NYC is launching a savings program, Wealth Builds, giving $10,000 to students in Harlem to address the racial wealth gap.

Bed-Stuy Resident to Empower Neighborhood Scholars

A new academic scholarship called the Jesse and Wendy's: Neighbor to My Neighbors Educational Advancement Scholarship has been launched in Brooklyn to support high school seniors in Bedford Stuyvesant.
The scholarship is named after Chelsea Bowens' parents, Jesse Bowens and "Wendy" Alberta Willis, who were deeply involved in their community.

'It's a lifelong dream come true': Havering student secures architecture scholarship

Jordanas Viliusis received a bursary for architecture studies, fulfilling his lifelong dream and becoming the first in his family to attend university.
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Slain NYC cop Jonathan Diller honored with touching new scholarship: 'His legacy is going to grow'

The Detective Jonathan Diller Scholarship Fund honors the fallen NYPD officer by supporting students aspiring to careers in public safety.

Fundraiser honors fallen NYPD detective Jonathan Diller with scholarship for high school students on Long Island - QNS

The NYPD community continues to support Det. Jonathan Diller's family through a fundraising event establishing a scholarship in his honor.

Slain NYC cop Jonathan Diller honored with touching new scholarship: 'His legacy is going to grow'

The Detective Jonathan Diller Scholarship Fund honors the fallen NYPD officer by supporting students aspiring to careers in public safety.

Fundraiser honors fallen NYPD detective Jonathan Diller with scholarship for high school students on Long Island - QNS

The NYPD community continues to support Det. Jonathan Diller's family through a fundraising event establishing a scholarship in his honor.
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Introducing "Recentering Learning"

The book highlights the experiences of non-traditional educators in higher education, emphasizing their challenges and contributions.

Time to stand up, defend American higher education, Faust says - Harvard Gazette

President Faust invokes Emerson's spirit, urging scholars to defend higher education.

Dartmouth doubles income threshold for free tuition

Dartmouth College receives $150 million donation for financial aid
Dartmouth to increase income threshold for free tuition

Introducing "Recentering Learning"

The book highlights the experiences of non-traditional educators in higher education, emphasizing their challenges and contributions.

Time to stand up, defend American higher education, Faust says - Harvard Gazette

President Faust invokes Emerson's spirit, urging scholars to defend higher education.

Dartmouth doubles income threshold for free tuition

Dartmouth College receives $150 million donation for financial aid
Dartmouth to increase income threshold for free tuition
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MLA leaders won't let members vote on pro-boycott resolution

MLA has maintained a stance against academic boycotts of Israel, yet discussions about Palestine are gaining momentum within the organization.

Remembering Stanley B.Lubman, expert on China's legal system

Stanley B. Lubman was a pioneering expert in Chinese law, blending scholarship and practice throughout his distinguished career.

The Other Scholasticism: the Heirs of Avicenna

There is a growing scholarly interest in Islamic philosophy following the classical period, particularly between the twelfth and sixteenth centuries.

His country restricted music. Suddenly he was a target. - Harvard Gazette

Afghan singer Dawood Shah Pazhman highlights the cultural significance of music amid struggles under Taliban rule and his journey through fear to academic safety.

Remembering David Anfam, curator, writer and Abstract Expressionism connoisseur

David Anfam's contributions to art history, especially on Abstract Expressionism, establish him as a pivotal figure who influenced multiple generations of artists.

Richard Crawford, Leading Scholar of American Music, Dies at 89

Richard Crawford was a pioneer in legitimizing and popularizing the study of American music, expanding the scope of music research beyond European classics.

This collection may be the closest we'll ever come to a Dickinson autobiography

Discovering nearly 1,800 unpublished poems by Emily Dickinson after her death was a groundbreaking literary moment.

Dodgers Broadcaster Sidelined With Multiple Back Fractures

Charley Steiner has been absent from Dodgers' spring training broadcasts
Steiner is a veteran broadcaster with an illustrious career

Binc Launches Scholarship for Writer-Booksellers

The Susan Kamil Scholarship supports writer-booksellers with a $10,000 award.
Eligibility for the scholarship includes working as a writer-bookseller at a physical book or comic store in the U.S.

AI Audits, Equity Awareness in Data Privacy Methods, and Facial Recognition Technologies are Major Topics During This Year's Privacy Papers for Policymakers Events - Future of Privacy Forum

The Future of Privacy Forum honored 2023's must-read privacy scholarship at the 14th Annual Privacy Papers for Policymakers.
Experts from academia, industry, and government moderated policy discussions at the events, emphasizing the importance of privacy research and protection.

Long Island University offers 2 new veterinary school scholarships to African American students courtesy of mayor's office, Brady Hunter Foundation

LIU's scholarship program offers significant tuition discounts for African American students in veterinary medicine.
Brady Hunter Scholarship Fund is a collaborative effort between LIU, Mayor Adams' office, and the Brady Hunter Foundation.

Brooklyn Law School receives $1.5 Million for new Chair in Media and Entertainment Law

Brooklyn Law School has established the Allen Grubman Chair in Media and Entertainment Law with a $1.5 million endowment from Allen Grubman and his wife.
The goal of the endowment is to attract a leading scholar in the field and strengthen the school's position in media and entertainment law.
Brooklyn Law School has been recognized for its success in media and entertainment law, ranking second by Billboard and ninth by The Hollywood Reporter.

Barking and Dagenham student's architectural dreams realised with bursary

Anisha Shibly, a student from Barking and Dagenham, has won a bursary to study architecture at Central Saint Martin's University of the Arts London.
The bursary was granted through The London Neighbourhood Scholarship Trust (LNS), which aims to create a more diverse built environment in London by investing in architectural education.

We Must Pass the Create AI Act

Congress introduces bill to create resources for AI academics
Bill is seen as crucial for America's AI future
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