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Baylor Researchers Bust Myths About Workplace Breaks and Why Intentional Rest Actually Works

Hey, this seems a little… counterintuitive, doesn’t it? We’ve all grown up with the idea that a quick coffee break or a stretch here and there keeps us going. But did you know that many […]

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SUNY Boosts Student Success and Research

Claire Maddox

SUNY has launched a series of initiatives aimed at making college more accessible and effective, with a focus on student success, research growth, sustainability, and economic impact. This is not just about throwing money at […]

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Kinesiology Student Team Places Second in NASA Challenge

Claire Maddox

A kinesiology student team from Texas Woman’s University (TWU) snagged second place in a statewide NASA-sponsored design challenge by creating a wearable exercise device for astronauts. Yep, kinesiology students—those who usually study muscles, movement, and […]

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Wright State Hosts 30th Anniversary of Dayton Peace Accords

Claire Maddox

Wright State University is organizing a panel discussion and concert to mark the 30th anniversary of the Dayton Peace Accords, scheduled for Tuesday, May 27, 2025. This event comes right after the NATO Parliamentary Assembly’s […]

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UTRGV Celebrates Over 3,200 Graduates Spring 2025

Claire Maddox

UTRGV wrapped up its Spring 2025 commencement on May 16-17, marking a big milestone for the university with more than 3,200 students crossing the stage. The ceremonies took place at Bert Ogden Arena in Edinburg, […]

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Cal Poly Magazine Spring Issue Highlights Student and Community Successes

Claire Maddox

The latest Cal Poly Magazine edition dropped on May 21, 2025, and it’s packed with stories that reflect the university’s vibrancy. I love teaching but even more I love learning something new every day, and […]

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Student well-being becomes focus in U.S. universities in 2025

Claire Maddox

And let’s move on. The landscape of higher education in the U.S. is changing faster than many of us predicted. Student mental health, loneliness, and well-being are now central topics — not just side notes […]