Empowering Future Leaders: Taubman College’s New Master of Urban Tech
March 9, 2026
A new Master of Urban Technology program at Taubman College will equip students to enhance urban environments using AI.
A new Master of Urban Technology program at Taubman College will equip students to enhance urban environments using AI.
The University of Michigan’s Center for Academic Innovation fosters global learning, engaging 12.5M+ learners worldwide.
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Once a swimming pool, the Michigan Union now hosts students grabbing snacks or studying, a shift since its 1925 opening.
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A specialized school in Phoenix aiding immigrant children is closing due to plummeting enrollment, impacting students.
The University of Montana seeks a new president, drawing over 60 applicants. A diverse working group aids the search.
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Amanda Mills appointed to Montana’s Board of Public Education, term ends 2033; Senate confirmation required in 2027.
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