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February 24, 2017

In a time of division, could science find a way to unite?
Asheley Landrum of the University of Pennsylvania Annenberg Public Policy Center suggests that removing the polarization of science can help unite people during this time of division. - Christian Science Monitor


Opinion: Funding the arts and humanities is worth fighting for
Dave Powell, an associate professor and chair of the education department at Gettysburg College, makes the case that promoting and preserving our culture should be hallowed ground for all Americans. - MarketWatch

Students ‘walk a mile’ to experience life as a refugee
When Misericordia University sophomores Jenn Freeman and Breann Hunsigner do their homework, they usually have all the supplies they need. On Thursday, however, they were playing the role of refugees. Instead of computers, pens, pencils, highlighters and calculators, they had a single... - Wilkes-Barre Citizens' Voice


Saint Francis gets aviation grant
A new aviation degree program at Saint Francis University is set to get off the ground with a $1.9 million state grant. - Altoona Mirror

Lycoming College Designated STEM Jobs Approved College
Lycoming College has been designated a 2016-17 STEM JobsSMApproved College by Victory Media, creator of STEM JobsSM media and resources for students interested in science, technology, engineering and math. The survey rates universities and colleges on their ability to connect programs and students with high-demand, high-growth STEM occupations. - NorthcentralPa.com

W&J among top producers of Fulbright Scholars
Washington & Jefferson College has been recognized as a top producer of Fulbright Scholars by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Four members of the W&J community received Fulbright Awards in the 2016-17 academic year: Michael Shaughnessy, Ph.D., associate dean of graduate... - Washington Observer-Reporter


Uber, La Salle launch partnership to help students get around
Uber and La Salle University are teaming up to help students get around. Surprisingly, the new dedicated pickup location on campus is not at the intersection of Olney and Uber. It’s a few blocks west at La Salle’s School of Business for rides to the Olney stop on SEPTA’s Broad Street Line. - CBS News (Philadelphia)

Muhlenberg College and Allentown Art Museum announce agreement
Muhlenberg College and the Allentown Art Museum announced an agreement, regarding the visual arts. - WFMZ-TV

Neighborhood Music Visits program helps children learn about the power of music
Modeled after segments on late Latrobe native Fred Rogers' popular children's television show, “Mister Rogers' Neighborhood,” the Neighborhood Music Visits program pairs a St. Vincent student volunteer from any field of study who is skilled with a musical instrument and another who acts as a facilitator to help young children learn about the power of music to express emotions constructively and about the importance of dedication in any pursuit. - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review


Gwynedd Mercy star has special bond with coach's son
John Baron was introducing Griffins forward Cedric Elleby as the Sam Cozen Player of the Week at Tuesday's Philadelphia Area Small College Coaches Association luncheon. But Baron didn't talk much about the 16 points or 10 rebounds per game his senior was averaging. This was personal. So it turned into an understandably emotional moment. - Philadelphia Inquirer
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