August 19, 2018

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[ August 17, 2018 ] [Illinois] May 2018 graduates, Dean’s List and Bronze Tablet honorees named Announcement
[ August 17, 2018 ] Purdue University Global confers degrees for 250 graduates at ceremony in Indianapolis Announcement
[ August 17, 2018 ] UChicago physicist earns Dirac Medal for pioneering research Announcement
[ August 17, 2018 ] [Chicago] Research Safety To Conduct Annual Emergency Training Drills Announcement
[ August 17, 2018 ] AP: Birth control app highlights emerging health tech market Culture

“2018 Chinese Student Employment White Paper” Released: These Jobs Are Good for The United States!

August 9, 2018 asianct 0

In 2017, the five majors most popular with international students are: Industrial Engineering Engineer (21.4%), Business/Management Business & Management (18.6%), Math/Computer Science Math/Computer Science (15.5%), and other high-tech fields. STEM (11.5%), Social Science (7.7%). However, […]

Using data science to return people to the labor force

January 13, 2017 asianct 0

New center at Computation Institute to unify labor, training, education and employment data Despite persistent unemployment in the United States, millions of jobs are hard to fill due to a lack of qualified applicants. While […]

BOB DYLAN’S ELECTRIC GUITAR AND LEATHER JACKET INSPIRE A DISSERTATION

July 24, 2018 MEGHAN CHUA Rivka Maizlish studies folk music, folklore, folk art, folk medicine – but she is not a folklorist. Maizlish is an intellectual historian, about to embark on a fellowship with the […]
Future Prospect of Startup Business in South Korea

Last weekend, I met one of my alumni, a CEO and co-founder of OneSoftdigm (USA) Inc. since the year of 2016. As a South Korean who studied abroad in United States, he has personally experienced two […]
BBC: Why non-smokers are getting lung cancer

25 June 2018 Naomi Elster As a lung cancer researcher and patient advocate at Trinity College Dublin, Anne-Marie Baird gets mixed responses when she tells people about her profession. One of the more memorable was […]
Tracking a forest’s recovery one year after storm

AUG 1, 2018 8:30 AM MELISSA KAREN DANIELS SHAWNEE NATIONAL FOREST, Ill. – We walk out of the typical southern Illinois shady forest into a crazy jumble of fallen trees, thorny vines and tangled shrubs. […]
Carle Illinois College of Medicine welcomes first class of students

JUL 3, 2018 10:00 AM LIZ AHLBERG TOUCHSTONE CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — The Carle Illinois College of Medicine, the world’s first engineering-based medical school, welcomed its first class of 32 students July 2. A partnership between the […]