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Bill Schackner

Bill Schackner

Author at TribLIVE at Tribune-Review Online/TribLive.com

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    New State Board of Higher Education names its executive director

    The newly created State Board of Higher Education, tasked with re-imaging oversight of Pennsylvania’s colleges and universities, has named Kate Shaw as executive director. Shaw is deputy secretary for Higher Education within the Pennsylvania Department of Education. She has a decades-long career in government, the private sector and in academia
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    Penn State now the home of the U.S. Supreme Court online database

    Legal scholars, political scientists and others simply curious about how the U.S. Supreme Court has interpreted the Constitution since its founding can now turn to Penn State University for answers. That’s because the nation’s high court – more precisely, its online database of cases dating to 1791 — has moved
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    Financier's $4M gift helps Duquesne University create new nursing s...

    Financier's $4M gift helps Duquesne University create new nursing simulator
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    Attack on Jewish students not a hate crime, says Pitt

    Law enforcement has concluded that the attack on two Jewish students at the University of Pittsburgh was not a hate crime, nor was the assailant targeting a specific group, Pitt officials said. A statement from Pitt on Tuesday offered no motive for why the suspect, Jarrett Buba, 52, of Pittsburgh’s
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    Chancellor of State System of Higher Education announces resignatio...

    Daniel Greenstein, chancellor of Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education, is resigning his position effective Oct. 11 after a six-year tenure, officials announced Tuesday. Greenstein notified the system’s Board of Governors of his intentions. In an open letter being sent Tuesday to students, faculty and staff at the 10 member
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    State System of Higher Education freezes tuition for 6th straight y...

    Tuition across Pennsylvania’s 10 state-owned universities will not increase this fall as the State System of Higher Education on Wednesday approved a sixth consecutive tuition freeze, this one for 2024-25. During a special meeting, held virtually, the State System’s Board of Governors voted unanimously to keep full-time undergraduate tuition for
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    Are Penn State cuts a preview of higher education divide? - TribLIVE

    The gap between Penn State University’s sprawling main campus and its 20 branches can be measured these days in ways more personal and profound than highway miles. Stung by double-­digit enrollment losses, the branch campuses and their students are about to lose 10% of their faculty and staff to buyouts
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    High tea presented by Make-A-Wish brings Murrysville girl's dream t...

    Alejandra “Ale” Guerrero of Murrysville was radiant Sunday, and not just because she had on a flowing, princess-blue ballgown. The 13-year-old seventh grader at Franklin Regional Middle School, who fought her way through cancer last year, always wanted to attend a masquerade ball. She’d wear a fancy gown, the idea
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    Penn State dance marathon raises $17 million, beats record by $2 mi...

    Their voices are likely shot, their ankles probably sore and they definitely could use some sleep. But the 700-plus dancers — and thousands more who participated in this year’s Penn State University IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon —also know they made history, raising almost $17 million in the fight against childhood cancer,
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    Shapiro's higher education overhaul plan and $1000 tuition proposal...

    Already there are questions about the cost to cap tuition and fees for many state university students at $1,000 a semester and who would pay — not to mention bringing state universities and community colleges under one umbrella. There are regulatory, legal and logistical hurdles, all in a state whose
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    AI changes the game in college culture wars, experts say - TribLIVE

    Plagiarism detectors powered by artificial intelligence are emerging as a new and controversial weapon in the pitched campus culture wars between the political left and right. Some say the technology has the potential to unearth academic misconduct that previously might have gone unnoticed. Others warn it could unfairly upend careers,