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Anthropic is offering up to $400, 000 for a new role that requires "significant travel" and zero coding
19+ hour, 50+ min ago (538+ words) While Anthropic has continued to warn about the impacts of AI on the job market, the company is itself looking to hire for a new role and is offering $400, 000 in salary to find the right candidate. The new role is…...
Thank you First Student, from the City School District of Albany!
2+ hour, 49+ min ago (77+ words) Albany City School District - Thank you First Student, from the City School District of Albany! In honor of School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, our bus-riding students at Montessori Magnet School crafted cards of appreciation for their drivers. Rebecca Bachman and…...
Navy Recruiting Station Mission Viejo Plants Trees for Earth Day
1+ hour, 15+ min ago (110+ words) Mission Viejo, Calif " U. S. Navy Recruiters, assigned to Navy Talent Acquisition Group Southwest, and their future Sailors, pose for a photo during the annual Mission Viejo Earth and Arbor Day celebration, April 26, 2026. NTAG Southwest has 43 recruiting locations throughout southern California, southern…...
Falcon chemists bend and stretch
1+ hour, 25+ min ago (285+ words) Albany High students were hard at work analyzing the properties of polymers and bioplastics as they completed the New York State required lab, "Bend and Stretch " Structure and Function of Designed Materials," in their Regents Chemistry class. After studying the…...
After Years Of Decline, Male Law Students Make A Modest Comeback
51+ min ago (260+ words) Staci Zaretsky is the managing editor of Above the Law. She has written for ATL in various capacities since August 2010. Her writing has also appeared in other publications, such as POLITICO, Judgepedia, Lawyerist, and Ms. JD. Staci graduated from Lehigh…...
New Healthcare professionals ready to enter the workforce in Tupelo
36+ min ago (157+ words) TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) " A new wave of healthcare professionals is ready to enter the workforce. Eighteen people graduated from the "Journey Medical Training Center" during ceremonies at the Elvis Presley Birthplace Event Center. Graduates received diplomas in either phebletomy, nurses…...
TTU Board of Trustees Votes Aikens VP Of Student Affairs
5+ min ago (261+ words) The Tech Board of Trustees voted unanimously to approve Dr. Katie Aikens as the next Vice President of Student Affairs at TTU. "I look forward to the opportunity to serve our students in this way, to serve our student affairs…...
Alumni Weekend returns for second year at Campbell - News | Campbell University
1+ hour, 1+ min ago (303+ words) BUIES CREEK " Alumni from across the country returned to Campbell University April 17-18 for Alumni Weekend, a two-day series of events focused on connection, celebration and engagement. Now in its second year (previously called Reunion Weekend), Alumni Weekend has continued to…...
New Britain schools offer grief counseling following student's death
11+ min ago (267+ words) WFSB NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (WFSB) - Grief counselors and support staff are available at two New Britain schools following the recent death of 15-year-old student Melvin Osiel Duarte Garcia. The Consolidated School District of New Britain announced on Monday that counselors…...
Furman celebrates LDOC, rain and shine
21+ min ago (235+ words) A little rain couldn't stop the party as Furman University's Class of 2026 celebrated LDOC, the Last Day of Class, on April 28. But the morning's thunderstorms brought a downpour that threatened to dampen the festivities. "I have to admit, when I…...