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- 1Gift Establishes Wildlife Conservation Professorship at Wyoming▼Gift Establishes UW Professor of Wildlife Conservation
The University of Wyoming has announced that a private gift will fund an endowed professorship in wildlife conservation. The position is intended to support teaching and research on wildlife management in the region, strengthening the university's conservation programs. The university did not disclose the donor or the size of the gift in its announcement.
- 2MSU Denver extends kudos to faculty and staff across departments▼Kudos to Management faculty, University Communications and Marketing, Biology and more
Metropolitan State University of Denver has issued public kudos recognizing the work of Management faculty, the University Communications and Marketing team, and members of the Biology department, among others. The shout-outs are part of the university's regular practice of highlighting contributions by staff and academics across campus.
- 3STC Health Information Technology Instructor Earns Advanced Certification▼Health Information Technology Instructor Adds Advanced Certification at STC
A Health Information Technology instructor at South Texas College has earned an advanced professional certification, adding to the department's credentials. The achievement highlights the college's efforts to keep its health information technology faculty current with industry standards as demand grows for skilled professionals who manage medical records and health data systems.
- 4CSU faculty voice readiness for strike over contract frustrations▼Why some CSU faculty are ready for a strike: ‘The last contract sucked’
Faculty in the California State University system are signaling readiness to strike, with some citing dissatisfaction with the previous labor contract. Reporting out of Long Beach highlights that professors feel the last agreement fell short on pay and working conditions, fueling momentum toward possible labor action as negotiations continue between the faculty union and university management.
- 5CSU Faculty Signal Readiness for Strike Over Contract Dispute▼Why some CSU faculty are ready for a strike: 'The last contract sucked'
Faculty across the California State University system are voicing readiness to strike, with some bluntly dismissing the previous labor agreement as inadequate. The discontent centers on contract terms union members consider poor, and the possibility of a work stoppage is now being openly discussed as negotiations over a new contract continue. The dispute affects one of the largest university systems in the United States.
- 6CSU faculty union seeks strike authority amid stalled contract talks▼UPDATE: CSU faculty union seeks strike authority as contract talks stall
The California State University faculty union is seeking strike authority after contract negotiations with the university system stalled. The move escalates a labor dispute covering tens of thousands of faculty across the 23-campus system and raises the possibility of a strike if a settlement is not reached. The union and CSU management remain at odds over pay and working conditions.
- 7Colorado Mesa Professor Christi Sanders Via Teaches People-First Leadership▼Christi Sanders Via Teaches Students to Lead with a Head for Business and a Heart for People
Christi Sanders Via, a faculty member at Colorado Mesa University, is being highlighted for her approach to teaching business students to lead with both analytical rigor and compassion — a 'head for business and a heart for people.' The profile emphasizes how she prepares students to balance profit-minded decision-making with empathy for colleagues, customers and communities as they enter management roles.
- 8California State University faculty vote on strike authorization▼California State University workers rally as 29,000 faculty vote on strike authorization
Around 29,000 faculty across the California State University system are voting on whether to authorize a strike, with workers holding rallies in support of the campaign. The vote would give union leaders the power to call a walkout if contract negotiations with management fail. Colleagues and supporters are voicing frustration over pay and working conditions, and the vote is drawing attention statewide as a possible strike would disrupt classes across the 23-campus system.
- 9University of Management and Technology Expands SimpliTaught AI to Seven Courses▼University of Management and Technology scales SimpliTaught’s AI platform to seven courses after a successful ERP pilot
The University of Management and Technology is scaling SimpliTaught's AI-powered learning platform across seven courses after a successful pilot integrating the tool with its ERP systems. The expansion signals growing institutional adoption of AI-driven education technology, with the university pointing to the pilot's results as the basis for broadening deployment to more students and faculty.
- 10Rice Faculty Co-Founds Startup Targeting Preeclampsia Treatment●New company co-founded by Rice faculty member aims to move beyond symptom management in preeclampsia
A new company co-founded by a Rice University faculty member is developing treatments for preeclampsia that go beyond managing symptoms of the pregnancy complication. Current care typically focuses on monitoring and early delivery, so an approach aimed at the underlying condition could change outcomes for mothers and babies. The venture highlights Rice's growing push to translate faculty research into biotech startups.
- 11UCO Business Professor Wins 2026 Responsible Research Award▼UCO College of Business Professor Earns 2026 Responsible Research in Management Award
A professor at the University of Central Oklahoma's College of Business has earned the 2026 Responsible Research in Management Award, which recognizes scholarship that produces credible, actionable knowledge addressing real-world problems in business and management. The university announced the honor through its own news outlet, though further details about the recipient and winning research were not provided.
- 12Top Trends In Business Education, From B-School Group Head▼Top Trends In Business Education – From Head Of Biggest B-School Group
The head of the world's largest business school accreditation body has outlined the leading trends shaping business education. Speaking in an interview published by Poets&Quants, the association leader discussed how schools are responding to shifts in demand, technology and programme design. The remarks are drawing attention from business school deans, faculty and applicants tracking where management education is heading next.
- 13Raikes School executive director finalists to visit campus Nov. 2-6●Raikes School executive director finalists to visit Nov. 2-6
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Raikes School of Computer Science and Management will host finalists for its executive director position on campus from November 2 to 6. The candidates are expected to meet students, faculty and university leadership as part of the selection process for the school's top leadership role.
- 14GW report sets priorities to improve university finances and operations●Foundational Excellence Initiative report identifies priorities to improve University finances, operations
George Washington University has released a report from its Foundational Excellence Initiative outlining priorities to improve the institution's finances and operations. The report identifies areas where the university can strengthen its budget and streamline how it runs day to day. It comes as universities broadly face pressure to control costs and manage resources more efficiently.
- 15Auburn engineers join $4.8 million NSF AI disaster response project▼Auburn Engineering faculty part of $4.8 million NSF project to bring AI-powered networks to disaster response
Auburn University engineering faculty are taking part in a $4.8 million National Science Foundation project to develop AI-powered communication networks for disaster response. The initiative aims to help emergency teams stay connected when hurricanes, floods or wildfires knock out normal infrastructure, using intelligent networks that can adapt and reroute communications in damaged areas.