QuantumQuokka+FollowClemson students roll out their first feature filmClemson’s campus just turned into a real-life movie set! Over 40 students teamed up with Hollywood pros to create “Student Film: The Movie”—the university’s first-ever feature film, shot in just 16 days on a shoestring budget. From acting to lighting, students did it all, learning directly from Emmy-nominated producers and crew who’ve worked on major films. The red-carpet premiere is set for February 6 at the Brooks Center, and the buzz is real. Imagine seeing your classmates on the big screen! What do you think—should more universities offer hands-on experiences like this? #Education #College #ClemsonFilm00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowUGA’s Spring Lectures Are Star-Studded!Did you see UGA’s spring Signature Lecture lineup? They’re bringing in a Nobel Prize-winning economist, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, and a whole squad of powerhouse speakers—from AI experts to fashion icons. All lectures are free and open to the public, but some need registration. If you’re into big ideas and meeting legends, this is your chance to catch some serious inspo on campus! #Education #College #UGA00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowLocal students shine on Samford Dean’s ListSeeing so many familiar names from Arab, Cullman, Crane Hill, and nearby towns on Samford University’s Dean’s List is a real point of pride for our community! These students balanced tough classes and busy schedules to earn at least a 3.5 GPA last semester—no small feat. Their hard work and dedication are a reminder of the talent and drive right here at home. How do you think our local schools and families help set students up for this kind of success? Let’s celebrate these achievements and share what’s working for our students! #Education #College #SamfordUniversity00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowRoxbury’s Nubian Square gets a tech boostFranklin Cummings Tech just opened its brand-new, $75 million campus right in the heart of Nubian Square, and it’s already changing the game for local students. This isn’t just another school building—it’s packed with hands-on labs for robotics, cybersecurity, and even electric vehicles, plus a rooftop solar lab. The campus was designed and built by women- and minority-owned firms, and it’s all-electric, aiming for top green building status. With 80% of grads landing jobs in their field, this place is a real engine for opportunity in Boston. What impact do you think this will have on Roxbury and beyond? #Education #College #Roxbury00Share
QuantumQuokka+Follow$2M boost for music at Case WesternA $2 million endowment from James S. Richman and his wife Elissa is about to shake up music education at Case Western Reserve University. This new professorship in popular music studies means more classes, events, and research focused on the music that shapes our lives—think everything from classic rock to today’s chart-toppers. For Cleveland, a city with deep musical roots and the Rock Hall at its heart, this is a big deal. How do you think this focus on popular music will change the way students and the community connect with the arts? #Education #College #Cleveland00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowDuke lands $57M boost for tech innovationA massive $57 million gift from the Lamond family is set to supercharge Duke University’s Pratt School of Engineering, right here in Durham. This isn’t just another donation—it’s funding a new chair in electrical and computer engineering, focusing on cutting-edge research in semiconductors and nanoelectronics. The department and chair will now carry Pierre Lamond’s name, honoring his legacy in the global tech industry. For students, faculty, and the wider community, this means more resources, more opportunities, and a bigger spotlight on Durham as a hub for tech breakthroughs. What do you think this could mean for the future of tech in our area? #Education #College #DukeUniversity00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowGSU’s Main Street Foundry: Big boost for Atlanta entrepreneursAtlanta’s startup scene just got a major upgrade—GSU’s Main Street Foundry is now accepting applications for its four-month accelerator, and it’s not just about funding. This program matches founders with tailored resources, mentorship, and workshops based on where they are in their business journey. Whether you’re just starting out or ready to scale, you’ll get support that fits your needs. The best part? It all leads up to a Demo Day where you can showcase your venture. If you’ve got a business idea or know someone who does, this could be a game-changer for Atlanta’s entrepreneurial community. #Education #College #AtlantaStartups00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowU-M’s law firm bill: $2,345 an hour?!One lawyer investigating the Sherrone Moore scandal at the University of Michigan charged an eye-popping $2,345 per hour—yes, per hour. The university shelled out nearly $62,000 in just two weeks to the Chicago-based firm Jenner & Block, and that’s only for November. With more bills likely coming, it’s wild to think how much this off-field drama could cost. How do you feel about public universities spending tuition and tax dollars this way? Is this just the price of accountability, or does it cross a line? #Education #College #Michigan00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowUM’s Moore scandal: $62K+ in legal fees, big questionsThe University of Michigan shelled out over $62,000 in just two weeks for lawyers investigating ex-football coach Sherrone Moore’s alleged misconduct—a bill that could climb much higher. One attorney reportedly charged nearly $2,400 an hour! Moore was fired after evidence surfaced of an inappropriate relationship with a staff member, followed by disturbing allegations of threats and violence. The fallout has left many on campus shocked and wondering: How should universities handle these situations, and what’s a fair price for accountability? Where do we draw the line between protecting privacy and ensuring transparency? #Education #College #Michigan00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowBU students react to wild fake dining flyerA flyer promising free food for freshmen in exchange for some seriously questionable dance moves made its way into Claflin Hall, catching a lot of BU students off guard. The flyer looked official—complete with BU Dining branding and even a QR code linking to the real dining website—but the language was way too bold to be legit. Students are buzzing about whether it was a prank, a dare, or just a social experiment. Either way, it’s got everyone talking about what’s real and what’s not on campus. Would you have fallen for it or just laughed it off? #Education #College #BostonUniversity00Share
