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- 1University of Iowa launches Fall 2026 Teaching Book Club for faculty▼UI Center for Teaching hosts Fall 2026 Teaching Book Club for faculty to learn, connect, recharge, and work toward a better academic environment
The University of Iowa Center for Teaching has announced its Fall 2026 Teaching Book Club, inviting faculty members to read and discuss together across the semester. The program is framed as a way for instructors to learn, connect with colleagues, and recharge while working toward a better academic environment. Details on the reading list and registration were shared through the university's student newspaper.
- 2New Connected Learning Center opens at Akron Boys & Girls Club▼New Connected Learning Center offers community internet access at Boys & Girls Club in Akron
A new Connected Learning Center has opened at the Boys & Girls Club in Akron, Ohio, giving community members free internet access. The center is intended to help close the digital divide by providing connectivity that some residents lack at home, supporting learning and access to online services locally.
- 3Premiere Columbus beauty education event draws attention▼Premiere Columbus brings beauty education, industry trends to Columbus
Premiere Columbus, a beauty industry trade event, is being highlighted for bringing professional education and current industry trends to Columbus. Coverage notes the show as a hub for cosmetology and beauty professionals to learn new techniques and connect with the industry. Local interest centers on its role in supporting beauty education in the region.
- 4Fun on the Farm Event Puts Education First in Ontario County▼Education the Focus at ‘Fun on the Farm’ in Ontario County, New York
The 'Fun on the Farm' event in Ontario County, New York, centered its activities on agricultural education, according to Lancaster Farming. Visitors had the chance to learn about farm life and food production in a hands-on setting. The event highlights ongoing efforts to connect rural communities and the public with farming knowledge.
- 5KU eating disorders research center to hold open house and resource fair●KU eating disorders research center to welcome the public with open house and resource fair
The University of Kansas eating disorders research center is opening its doors to the public with an open house and resource fair. The event is designed to introduce visitors to the center's work, connect people with information about eating disorder treatment and support, and raise awareness of available local resources.