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- 1Vermont's Grossman School of Business Chapter Wins Top Beta Gamma Sigma Honors▼Grossman School of Business Chapter Earns Beta Gamma Sigma Highest Honors Recognition
The Grossman School of Business at the University of Vermont has earned Highest Honors Recognition from Beta Gamma Sigma, the international honor society for business students. The distinction places the school's chapter among the society's most recognized worldwide and reflects strong academic achievement among its students, according to the university's announcement.
- 2Tiny forest mushroom captured without a macro lens●Macro doesn't always require a macro lens. Just look at this tiny mushroom growing from a mossy log in the forest. Taken
A nature photographer shared a close-up of a small mushroom growing from a mossy log in a Dutch forest, noting that macro photography does not always require a dedicated macro lens. The shot, taken with a Canon 5D Mark IV and a Sigma lens at Surea Dorst shortly before a Eurasian eagle-owl sighting, is drawing attention for showing how everyday forest details can be overlooked.
- 3Charming woodland encounter: photographer captures friendly squirrel●Parfois quand on se promène dans le bois, on fait des rencontres très charmantes! Ce petit mignon était particulièrement
A photographer sharing wildlife images from a walk in the woods has drawn attention for pictures of a small, charming squirrel that posed eagerly while being offered peanuts. Shot with a Fujifilm X-T50 and a Sigma 100-400mm lens, the images show the animal's playful antics up close. Readers are responding warmly to the endearing encounter.