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Today's Higher-Ed News
(The Detroit News )
Eastern Michigan University has been notifying those who may have come in contact with a student ...
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(The Dallas Morning News )
Raymund Paredes earns $180,000 as commissioner of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. A related nonprofit ...
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(San Jose Mercury News )
Allegations of cheating at Stanford University have more than doubled in the past decade, with the ...
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(The Baltimore Sun )
The University of Maryland says it is teaming with Maryland companies on 17 research projects to ...
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(AP via The Boston Globe )
The president of Dartmouth College says it will lay off about 76 non-teaching positions to help ...
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(The Los Angeles Times )
For Haitian college students in the United States, the past few weeks have been a torment ...
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(Mercury News )
San Jose State University will receive an extra $3.1 million in one-time funds to provide new ...
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(The Los Angeles Times )
With California's public university system shackled to a shrinking budget, a group of chancellors, students and ...
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(The Denver Post )
The Colorado Springs Republican is sponsoring a bill that would let students who take general education ...
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(The Dallas Morning News )
Tuition at some campuses in the University of Texas System is expected to jump again this ...
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(The Boston Globe )
A Princeton sociologist says that Asian applicants typically need an extra 140 points to compete with ...
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(AP via The Denver Post )
University of Colorado regents are considering adding two degree programs at the Boulder campus: a master's ...
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(The Miami Herald )
The University of Miami announced Thursday it has been awarded $14.8 million in stimulus money to ...
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(Scripps News )
In several states that are home to public HBCUs, lawmakers are questioning -- some openly challenging ...
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(Montgomery Advertiser )
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are working together on a solution that would ensure ...
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The Ocean Corporation has selected TopSchool’s Student Lifecycle Management system to increase enrollment, streamline compliance reporting and create institutional efficiencies.
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Alpha Video's Sports & Entertainment Group has been awarded a contract for the new high definition replay control room at Memorial Stadium, home of the University of Kansas Football program. The control room technology, provided by Alpha Video, will feed the stadium's new Daktronics HD LED video board.
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Scott Fordham, president and chief executive officer, announced that Champion Energy Services has secured a contract to provide electric energy for The Texas A&M University System, one of the largest systems of higher education in the United States, beginning September 2011.
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Hillsborough Community College has selected Heartland Payment Systems’ Campus Solutions to develop and implement its first campus card program.
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Penn State was chosen as part of Volvo’s Academic Partner Program, which was launched globally in 2009 for research cooperation with selected universities.
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Sony took the wraps off its new line of affordably-priced notebooks in chic new colors -- the VAIO E Series.
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NEC Display Solutions of America announces the new MultiSync PA Series, successor to the MultiSync 90 Series, by introducing the MultiSync PA241W. Designed for professional graphics applications, this 24-inch desktop display is ideal for digital photography, video editing, print production and any environment in which color accuracy is crucial.
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SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. announces the release of a new ultra short-focus projector model, LP-WL2500. The new model was created for educators and business professionals, and offers long periods of maintenance-free use, thanks to its hybrid filter and long-life lamp. The LP-WL2500 will be released in July 2010.
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Christie has announced the launch of two new projectors, the Christie LX505 and Christie LX605. Targeted to the Pro A/V market, these versatile projectors offer the latest in LCD technology enhancements. Additionally, both projectors feature 3D Keystone technology, a new four-corner geometry correction function for versatility in projector placement and easy display set-up.
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Crestron announced the release of the new Crestron TPS-6 6-inch tilt touchpanel, a wired version of the TPS-6X wireless touchpanel introduced by Crestron in 2008.
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The Agito Global Enterprise solution includes Agito’s RoamAnywhere Mobility Router v4.0, the powerful mobile Unified Communications (UC) product, purpose built for enterprises to help them mobilize enterprise voice and UC applications to increase mobile worker productivity while reducing costs.
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PeopleCube announced the availability of the on-demand workplace management solution Resource Scheduler 9.0.
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Biamp Systems has unveiled Vocia, its newest networked media system. Vocia introduces several new concepts to paging and voice evacuation systems, including combined distributed processing and page routing, as well as networked audio and control.
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Intelliworks Inc. and Starfish Retention Solutions Inc. announced a partnership that will provide higher education institutions with access to Intelliworks’ CRM, admissions and marketing functionality and Starfish’s early alert, online scheduling and student tracking capabilities.
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Herman Miller, Inc. is introducing its first video contest targeting full-time students attending two-or four-year U.S. colleges or universities. The contest, titled "Hey, Where Do You Learn Best?", encourages students to document areas on or off campus that best support their learning.
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