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From guide belts for the blind to robotic pooper-scoopers: Nation’s top engineering students headed to first Cornell Cup USA competition
It's the "Internet of things," billions of devices all around the world use embedded technology to assist, entertain, protect, connect and inspire us.
Julian Siggers Appointed Williams Director of Penn Museum
UMS Trustees Appoint New Presidents for Universities in Presque Isle and Farmington
Congressman Tom Latham Honors Ankeny Students for Financial Literacy Achievement
9 Ideas to Furnish Your First Apartment without Breaking the Bank
12 Outstanding CSU Students Recieve Henry Barnard Award
Statement on Behalf of Nevada Board of Regents, Nshe Faculty, Staff and Students on the Passing of Sen. Bill Raggio
Trinity College Dublin joins Brown Plus One
By Staff ReporterUW Equine Science Program Students to Teach Horsemanship in Europe
By Staff ReporterScholars' Lab Uses Do-It-Yourself Kit to Capture Birds-Eye-View of Grounds
By Staff ReporterPsychology Honor Society on Campus Receives Accolades from National Organization
By Staff ReporterFirst Year Student's Playground Vision Wins Global Innovation Competition
By Staff ReporterW&L Student Consulting Advises Valley Program for Aging Services
By Staff ReporterStanford's distinguished outdoor art collection is on view 365 days a year
By Staff ReporterUW’s Barnes Receives Louisiana Literary Award
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