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- 1NCCU Women's Basketball Adds Perrow and Lindsey to StaffβNCCU Womenβs Basketball Staff Adds Perrow, Lindsey
North Carolina Central University has announced the addition of Perrow and Lindsey to its women's basketball coaching staff. The university's athletics department confirmed the hires, strengthening the program's bench ahead of the upcoming season. Details on the two coaches' prior roles were not provided in the announcement.
- 2West Liberty Counselor Trains Local Educators in Art TherapyβWest Liberty University Mental Health Counselor Provides Art Therapy Training for Local Educators
A mental health counselor at West Liberty University is delivering art therapy training to educators in the local area. The initiative aims to give teachers practical tools to support student mental health through creative techniques. It reflects a broader push to bring mental health resources into schools amid growing concerns about young people's wellbeing.
- 3Ardent Health hands St. Francis Campus fully to KU Health SystemβΌArdent Health transfers full ownership of St. Francis Campus to KU Health System
Ardent Health has transferred full ownership of St. Francis Campus to the University of Kansas Health System. The move means the Topeka hospital is now entirely under KU Health System's control, a change that could affect how care is delivered and managed locally. Further details about the terms of the transfer or its impact on staff and patients have not been reported.
- 4University police respond to microwave fire at Louisville music schoolβULPD responds to microwave fire at School of Music
University of Louisville Police responded to a small microwave fire at the School of Music, according to a report from the student newspaper The Louisville Cardinal. No injuries or extent of damage have been reported. The incident is being noted as a minor on-campus fire safety event at the university's music school.
- 5VCU School of Education lands $7.2 million mental health grantβVCU School of Education receives $7.2 million grant for student mental health support
Virginia Commonwealth University's School of Education has been awarded a $7.2 million grant to expand mental health support for students. The funding will back programs aimed at strengthening mental health services in schools, reflecting growing attention to student wellbeing. The university announced the award through its news outlet, drawing regional interest in how the money will be used to train staff and improve access to care.