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The Great British Bake Off is introducing its 2026 line-up, with the Radio Times profiling Clara, a marketing graduate joining the new series. Coverage is focused on meet-the-contestant pieces as viewers get to know the latest bakers ahead of the show's return.
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Grant Thornton has announced what it calls market-leading pay for its new UK graduate intake, as the accountancy firm steps up recruitment. The move comes as firms in the sector compete for accounting talent, and people are debating whether the advertised salaries truly stand out or reflect a wider pay squeeze across the profession.
- 3Marquette alum walks runway at New York Fashion Week▼Marquette alum takes the runway at New York Fashion Week
A Marquette University graduate has appeared as a model on the runway at New York Fashion Week, according to student outlet Marquette Wire. The story highlights the alum's progression from campus to one of the fashion industry's most prominent showcases, giving the university community a point of pride. No further details about the designer, show, or the alum's career were provided.
- 4University of Montana Graduate Student Develops New Drug Candidates▼UM Graduate Student Discovers, Designs Drugs to Improve Human Health
A graduate student at the University of Montana is being highlighted for research that involves discovering and designing drug compounds aimed at improving human health. The university shared the story of the student's work, which spans early drug discovery through the design of potential new medicines. The announcement has drawn attention to the university's graduate research programs and their contribution to pharmaceutical science, though specific details about the compounds or health targets have not been widely reported.
- 5Elizabethtown College Launches Criminal Justice Master's Program▼Elizabethtown College Launches Master of Science in Criminal Justice Program
Elizabethtown College in Pennsylvania has announced the launch of a new Master of Science in Criminal Justice program. The announcement gives students in the region a graduate-level option for advancing careers in law enforcement, corrections, policy and related fields. The college says the program adds to its graduate offerings, though details on curriculum, cost and start dates have not been widely reported yet.
- 6Semper K9 Celebrates 25th Graduation with Five New Service Dog Teams●Semper K9 Marks 25th Graduation with Five New Veteran and Military Family Dog Teams
Semper K9, a Virginia-based nonprofit that trains service dogs for veterans and military families, held its 25th graduation ceremony, pairing five new dog teams with veterans and military family members. The milestone highlights the organization's ongoing work providing trained assistance dogs at no cost to those who served. Local coverage notes the graduation as a marker of the group's steady growth and continued demand for service dog support.
- 7CUNY Graduate Center Music Professor Wins Lifetime Achievement Award▼Graduate Center Music Professor Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
A music professor at the City University of New York's Graduate Center has received a lifetime achievement award, honoring a career of scholarship and teaching. The announcement was made by the Graduate Center itself, which highlighted the recognition of faculty contributions to the field of music. Details about the professor's name and the awarding body were not included in the announcement.
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Most graduates of French business schools are landing their first jobs in finance and sales, according to a report by The PIE News. The findings highlight how these two sectors remain the main entry points into the labour market for business school leavers in France, shaping early career paths for new graduates.
- 9UConn Launches 'AI for ImpaCT' Initiative for Students●Op-Ed: ‘AI for ImpaCT’ Aims to Prepare UConn Students for the Technology’s Impact on Professions, Society
A new initiative called 'AI for ImpaCT' at the University of Connecticut aims to prepare students for how artificial intelligence is reshaping professions and wider society. Writing in the student newspaper, commentators argue the program addresses a gap between classroom learning and a job market rapidly transformed by AI tools, urging the university to embed AI literacy across disciplines rather than treat it as a niche technical subject.