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- 1Jack Smith clarifies he attended Iowa Hawkeyes game, not Hawks●But by this point, # JackSmith seemed to put it together. He said he was not at a game featuring the Atlanta Hawks, but
Special counsel Jack Smith has corrected the record about a basketball game he attended, saying he was not at an Atlanta Hawks matchup but rather a University of Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball game featuring Caitlin Clark, played at the University of Maryland in the Washington, DC area. The clarification is drawing attention amid ongoing scrutiny of Smith's public appearances.
- 2Clark University to host three public lectures on Oct. 8▼Oct. 8 lectures address behavioral health, U.S. Constitution, and marine exploration
Clark University is holding a set of public lectures on October 8 covering three distinct topics: behavioral health, the U.S. Constitution, and marine exploration. The events bring together speakers from different fields for a single day of academic programming, and the university is promoting the lineup to students and the wider community interested in mental health, constitutional issues, and ocean science.
- 3NSF-funded project builds new model for data science education●NSF-funded CROSSROADS project develops holistic model for data science education
Clark University researchers are developing the CROSSROADS project, an NSF-funded initiative to create a holistic model for teaching data science. The approach aims to move beyond technical skills, integrating broader perspectives into how data science is taught. The university announced the effort, drawing attention from educators interested in how data science curricula may evolve.
- 4Clarke students featured in Figge Art Museum's College Invitational▼Clarke students set to be featured at Figge Art Museum's College Invitational
Art students from Clarke University will have their work showcased at the Figge Art Museum's College Invitational exhibition in Davenport, Iowa. The annual event highlights artwork by college students from across the region, giving emerging artists a museum platform and public exposure. The university is promoting the students' selection as a mark of the strength of its art programme.
- 5Caitlin Clark Returns to Iowa as GameDay Celebrity Picker▼HOMECOMING: Iowa Hawkeyes Host Caitlin Clark as Celebrity Picker, Upset DREAMS IGNITE GameDay
Caitlin Clark returned to the University of Iowa to serve as the celebrity guest picker on ESPN's College GameDay, reuniting the basketball star with the Hawkeyes program that made her famous. Her homecoming appearance drew wide attention across sports outlets, with fans energised by the prospect of an upset in the featured game and by Clark's continued star power in college sports.
- 6Historian examines how World War I reshaped Jewish futures▼‘Uncertain Empire’: Historian considers post-World War I shifts that shaped Jewish futures
Clark University is highlighting a historian's talk titled 'Uncertain Empire', which considers the upheavals after World War I and how the collapse and redrawing of empires shaped Jewish communities and their futures. The discussion places Jewish history within the broader political transformations of postwar Europe and the Middle East.
- 7CAU School of Music to Stage Tribute Concert for James Patterson▼OCTOBER 13: CAU School of Music to Present Tribute Concert Honoring the Late James Patterson
Clark Atlanta University's School of Music will present a tribute concert on October 13 honoring the late James Patterson. The event, announced by Atlanta radio station WCLK, celebrates Patterson's legacy and his ties to the university's music community. Details on performers and venue are expected as the date approaches.