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- 1Iowa State LAS students dive into undergraduate research●LAS students pursue high-impact learning through undergraduate research and scholarship
Iowa State University highlights how Liberal Arts and Sciences students are pursuing high-impact learning through undergraduate research and scholarship. The university's coverage points to hands-on research as a way for students in the college to deepen their studies, work closely with faculty, and build skills beyond the classroom as part of their academic experience.
- 2Two Michigan State Students Nominated for Marshall Scholarship●Two PLS Spartans nominated for prestigious Marshall Scholarship
Michigan State University has nominated two students from its PLS program for the Marshall Scholarship, a prestigious award that funds graduate study in the United Kingdom. The nomination places the Spartans among a select group of American candidates considered each year, and the university is highlighting the achievement.
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Beatriz Trapote and her husband Víctor Janeiro are offering their rural house in the Sierra de Cádiz for rent at 1,288 euros, with a pool, terrace and mountain views, according to HOLA. The couple's name is circulating alongside renewed Spanish reality-TV chatter involving Janeiro, with headlines about Supervivientes All Stars, Belén Esteban and presenter Jorge Javier Vázquez's public defense of his work directed at Mediaset.
- 4Scholar argues the internet has been good for Jews despite online hate●Despite rising online hate, this scholar says the internet has been great for the Jews
A scholar argues that despite a surge in online antisemitism, the internet has overall been beneficial for Jewish life. Writing in J., the Jewish news outlet of the San Francisco Bay Area, the scholar points to the ways digital tools have strengthened Jewish learning, community and connection, countering the dominant narrative that the web has only amplified hatred against Jews.
- 5Religious Scholars Meet Anthropic, Report Surprise at Findings●Religious Scholars Met Anthropic. What They Heard Left Them Stunned
Religious scholars met with Anthropic, the AI company behind the Claude chatbot, and came away stunned by what they heard, according to a report from Gadget Review. The meeting focused on how advanced AI systems engage with religious and ethical questions, and the scholars' reactions suggest the discussion exceeded their expectations.