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The University of Maryland’s online graduate engineering and business programs earned high rankings in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 rankings released Tuesday. UMD’s online engineering master’s program ranks 9th in the nation, and its online MBA ranks 14th, marking the ninth consecutive year in the top 15. The university also ranked 17th for Best Online Engineering Master’s Programs for Veterans. . This ranking is based on factors such as student engagement, faculty qualifications, peer reputation, and quality of student services and technology. A. Samuel Graham, Jr., dean of the James Clark School of Engineering, said: “Online programs play an…
Ohio State celebrates its victory over Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game on Monday, Jan. 20, 2025, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Butch Dill) ATLANTA — The pass seemed to stay there forever. I feel like it was about 7 weeks? Did it feel like 10 years? What a great discussion that will last forever for Ohio State fans. Late in the fourth quarter Monday, Buckeyes quarterback Will Howard’s tearful throw on third-and-11 ended up falling into the hands of receiver Jeremiah Smith, as light as a feather. He scored 34 points. They defeated…
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville was named a Best Online Education Program of 2025 by U.S. News & World Report, announced on January 21st. UT received high marks in three categories: Best Online Graduate Business Program (Non-MBA), Best Online Graduate Engineering Program, and Best Online Bachelor’s Program. “These rankings are proof that our efforts to enable learners wherever they are are successful,” said Provost and Executive Vice President John Zomczyk. We are committed to expanding access to education and eliminating barriers to learning and educational qualification by creating flexible, high-quality opportunities for learners everywhere to achieve their academic and professional…
ASU ranked #2 for online business programs by U.S. News Online MBA continues its top 10 success for decades, ranking #7 Tempe, Arizona, January 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ –WP carry school of business in arizona state university Ranked #1 in the nation in the latest US News & World Report online program rankings. The undergraduate business program ranked second in the nation, surpassing that of Penn State World Campus. indiana university online, and University of Arizona. Our non-MBA graduate business programs maintained our strong position as third in the world. University of Southern CaliforniaOhio State Online, and michigan state university. The…
jennifer lou couples 1953 – 2025 Jennifer Lou Cupples passed away on January 10, 2025 at her home in Alpena at the age of 71. Jenny was born in Detroit in 1953 and raised and educated in Oakland County. She was a natural athlete and excelled in many sports. As a child, she could hit a baseball farther than anyone in her neighborhood. She was on the tennis team in college. She also enjoyed teaching and coaching sports. She earned a bachelor’s degree in human resources and recreation from Oakland University in 1975. After graduation, I…
Kennesaw, Georgia | January 21, 2025 Kennesaw State University’s online degree program was ranked as one of the best in the nation by U.S. News & World Report on its 2025 Best Online Programs list released today. Among Georgia universities, Kennesaw State University had the best graduate degree programs in information technology and business administration. KSU’s Master of Science in Information Technology program and online bachelor’s degree program were the only programs in Georgia ranked as the best programs for veterans in these categories. Two of KSU’s programs were ranked in the top 20 nationally, seven in the top 50…
Staff Photo/Brian Jauger Garfield’s Mandy Cardinal runs down the court while being guarded by champion sophomore Brilea Woods. The Cardinal scored a game-high 11 points. Monday’s first half was slow, but it was a gut check for Garfield. At halftime, coach Aaron Gilbert challenged his team. The G-Men survived the push of the champion defense and had scoring opportunities, defeating the Golden Flashes 46-25. “We were very inconsistent in our play.” Gilbert said. “We had a big gut check at halftime. The game could have gone one of two ways. They did a great job of bothering Mandy (Cardinal) tonight,…
Two men appeared in court on Monday after more than 20 years on the run, admitting to the brutal murder of a Frenchman in 2003.The body of salesman Philippe Charuel was found in February 2003 in a roadside ditch in Gondreville, eastern France.According to the investigation, on the night of February 19, 2003, two young prostitutes reported Chael harassing them as they were leaving a bar near the train station in Nancy.He was then picked up in a black BMW by two men, later identified as Christian Rad and Vasil Ostas.According to Spanish police, the two fugitives were involved in…
Prince Harry’s legal battle against the publisher of the Sun newspaper, owned by media mogul Rupert Murdoch, began on Tuesday at London’s High Court without Prince Harry in attendance and after several delays. Tom Watson, a former British politician and former deputy leader of the Labor Party, stands alongside Prince Harry in a court case against News Group Newsletters (NGN), the UK arm of Murdoch-owned News Corp. It is expected that he will be the other remaining plaintiff. Lasts about 6-8 weeks. The lawsuit alleges phone hacking and illegal intelligence gathering by journalists and private investigators who worked for The…
Photo by Rick Thompson: Humboldt’s Elliot Carlson scores over Fort Dodge’s Tevon Feely on Monday at Wildcat Gym. HUMBOLDT — Coming off an extended football season, the Humboldt boys took a little longer than usual to get into basketball shape. The Wildcats are on a roll right now. Humboldt won its sixth straight game here Monday night, defeating Fort Dodge 74-60 in the final. The Wildcats (8-4 overall) are 7-1 since losing three of four games earlier this year. Jackson Flaherty and Elliott Carlson both scored 16 points, Cohen Matson added 13 points and Valley Davis added 11 points for…