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WashU kickstarts new AI faculty cluster hiring program
WashU announced a new cluster hiring campaign seeking to employ over 30 new tenure-track faculty members by 2029 and expand artificial-intelligence-centric research within the University-wide +AI launch from earlier this year. This hiring effort is an extension to the Rules of Life initiative within the chemistry, physics, and biology departments...
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Nearly 1,000 students brought Shabbat to the heart of WashU
Nearly 100 tables filled Washington University in St. Louis’ historic Brookings Quadrangle last Friday evening as WashU Chabad welcomed students to its inaugural Shabbat 1000 celebration, bringing Jewish tradition and community to the center of campus. The event transformed a historic campus gathering place, where generations of students have...
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Lady Hornets Score Season-High Six Goals in Win Over Eutectics
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Harris-Stowe State University women's soccer picked up a 6-0 win on Tuesday afternoon at SLUH High School against the University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy. With the win, the Lady Hornets are 6-4-2 on the season and 2-0-1 in American Midwest Conference play while the Eutectics fall to 3-3-1 on the season and 1-2 in AMC play.
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UMSL students get hands-on experience with emerging technology as part of Missouri Innovation Week
University of Missouri-St. Louis (UMSL) students traded textbooks for robots, drones and hands-on science experiments Tuesday as part of Missouri’s first Innovation Week.
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Collinsville Daily News
Students Gain Insight Into Trades at SWIC Manufacturers Day
As part of National Manufacturing Week for the past 13 years, the Southwestern Illinois College (SWIC) Sam Wolf Campus in Granite City hosted over 1200 junior and senior students in trade programs from 43 schools throughout southern Illinois including Granite City High School for Manufacturers Day on October 2. The Collinsville Area Vocational Center was also registered but had not shown up at the time of this reporter's tour at noon. Students went around in groups of 30-40 to nine different stations representing each of the trades including refrigeration, welding, and robotics where they watched demonstrations by SWIC instructors. While on campus, students also got to visit informational tables for vendors in each of the career fields. After the morning of activities on campus, the groups were then invited to visit industry partners facilities to learn more about how the businesses actually operate. Tyler Oberkfell, an engineering and robotics instructor for Belleville Township High School District 201 who was on the tour with some of the 75 students from the district said "we are fortunate to have the tech programs we have in this area." The event is held annually on the first Friday in October.
watchtheyard.com
Meet Mister and Miss Harris-Stowe State University (2026-2027): Aidan Montgomery Smith and Isa Olivia Smith
HBCU Kings and Queens carry more than a title. They carry the culture, the history, and the pride of their entire campus every time they step onto the yard. That is why we at Watch The Yard are launching a new series dedicated to introducing you to the leaders wearing the crown this year, continuing with Harris-Stowe State University.
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MHS Hosts First Homecoming Tailgate Event
As Lena Eckert, sophomore, performs the “Let’s hear your colors Mustangs” cheer, local mayors watch and evaluate at the first-ever MHS Tailgate to determine winners of different categories. The tailgate was held at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 9, ahead of the football game against Hazelwood West.
St. Louis American
Junior Bonds opens doors to a future St. Louis students are still imagining
Carter Stigers, a ninth grader at Soldan International Studies High School, doesn’t yet know what he wants to do after graduation. But he already has something many young people in St. Louis don’t. Through the St. Louis Junior Bonds program, he has an early investment in his future — and a circle of adults committed to helping him learn how to use it.
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Students’ Grades vs. Learning Capacity
As school finally starts and the weeks go by, the workload for the students starts becoming a problem. Too many papers and virtual assignments are thrown at them, which doesn’t allow them to learn. They just try to survive till the next test. High school students have to endure...
metroeaststar.com
Mady Holcmann Works Hard for Her Classmates at Highland High School
HIGHLAND – Mady Holcmann is a great representative for her peers. For her accomplishments, Mady Holcmann is a Platinum Transportation Student of the Month for Highland High School. Holcmann, a senior, has played basketball since she was in pre-k. She is a member of Highland’s basketball team and currently...
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More Than 40 Rockwood Students Earn Spots in All-District Honor Choirs
A total of 44 Rockwood School District students representing all four high schools have been selected to the St. Louis Suburban MMEA (Missouri Music Educators Association) District 5 mixed and treble honor choirs. A total of 23 Rockwood students earned spots in the Mixed Choir in the soprano, alto and...
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Father McGivney Earns Illinois Purple Star School Designation
GLEN CARBON — Father McGivney Catholic High School has earned the Illinois Purple Star School designation for its support of military-connected students and families, the school has announced. The designation recognizes schools that help students whose parents or guardians serve in the military by easing transitions, providing resources for...
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Ferguson-Florissant schools chief discusses priorities and the year ahead
Dr. Howard Fields, superintendent of Ferguson-Florissant schools, discusses district priorities, student progress and what's ahead for local families too. The conversation touches on Fields’s local roots, his leadership since taking over last July, and priorities across finances, staffing, safety and academics. Families are also invited to Florissant’s annual Fall Festival Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saint Francois Street.