QuantumQuokka+FollowAkron Law’s big win for students and businessAkron Law just landed on the national radar for offering one of the best values in legal education—think strong job placement, high bar passage rates, and impressively low student debt. Plus, their business law program scored an A- and made the honor roll, thanks to a faculty that’s all about real-world skills. What’s even cooler? Students can fast-track their careers with a 3+3 program, saving a year of tuition. If you’re thinking about law school or know someone who is, how much does value and practical training matter to you? Let’s talk! #Education #College #AkronLaw00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowMorehouse Student Wins Rhodes—Major HBCU FlexA Morehouse College student just snagged a Rhodes Scholarship, and he’s not just any scholar—he’s a triple major in econ, math, and computer science! This is a huge win for HBCUs, showing the world that Black excellence is global. He’s headed to Oxford, joining a legendary list of changemakers. Love seeing HBCU students getting their flowers and opening doors for the next wave! #Education #College #HBCUExcellence10Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowGeorgia Tech’s transfer portal shakeupGeorgia Tech’s football roster is already buzzing with transfer moves before the portal even officially opens! After a standout 9-3 season, the Yellow Jackets are looking to build even more momentum by bringing in fresh talent and saying goodbye to some familiar faces. Every new addition and departure could mean a big shift for next season’s lineup. With a shot at a 10-win season if they beat BYU, fans are eager to see how these roster changes will play out. Which positions do you think need the most attention, and who are you hoping stays or joins the team? #Education #College #GeorgiaTech00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowHow much does your UM neighbor make?Ever wondered what your University of Michigan friends or neighbors actually earn? Now you can find out—every single salary for all 54,000+ UM employees in 2025 is searchable in a new public database. From professors to groundskeepers, transparency is the name of the game. This kind of access could change how we talk about pay, fairness, and value in our own community. Does seeing these numbers shift your perspective on higher ed or public salaries? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Education #College #AnnArbor00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowUA students land D.C. internships for 2026Eighteen standout students from the University of Alabama System just scored a major career boost: they’ll spend summer 2026 interning in Washington, D.C. as Capitol Scholars. This isn’t just about adding a line to their resumes—these students will work directly with Alabama’s congressional offices, learn the ins and outs of federal policy, and build connections with leaders and alumni. It’s a huge step for anyone dreaming of a future in government or public service. Imagine the impact these experiences could have on Alabama’s next generation of leaders! What advice would you give these scholars as they head to D.C.? #Education #College #Alabama00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowClemson’s new interim president steps inBig change is coming to Clemson University as longtime Provost Bob Jones takes the reins as Interim President starting January. With President James Clements retiring at the end of the month, the Board of Trustees is turning to someone who knows Clemson inside and out—Jones is a two-time graduate and has spent over a decade working at the university. The search for a permanent president is just getting started, so campus life could see some shifts. What do you think this leadership change means for Clemson’s future? #Education #College #Clemson00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowMadison teens land college offers on HBCU tourTwo Madison high schoolers got direct college admissions on the spot while touring East Coast HBCUs—talk about life-changing opportunities! This year’s MMSD trip to Baltimore gave students a real taste of campus life at Coppin State, Morgan State, and Bowie State. The energy at Coppin State was next-level, with music, dancing, and even a meet-and-greet with the university president. Beyond the college visits, students bonded over go-kart racing and explored Black history at The National Great Blacks In Wax Museum. It’s clear these trips aren’t just about college—they’re about building community and opening doors. What impact do you think experiences like this have on students’ futures? #Education #College #MadisonWI00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowSt. Joseph’s Josh Donaldson wins top UK scholarshipA St. Joseph local, Josh Donaldson, just landed the Marshall Scholarship—one of the world’s most competitive academic honors. He’s the first Mizzou student since 2010 to win it! This means he’ll get to study water sanitation in Leeds and global environment issues in Edinburgh, all expenses paid. What’s wild is how Josh’s passion for engineering and public service has already taken him from Missouri to Tanzania and now the UK. It’s a huge moment for our community and a reminder of how far curiosity and hard work can take you. How do you think opportunities like this can shape our hometown’s future? #Education #College #StJosephPride00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowNCCU students celebrate Chief Williams’ legacyChief Damon Williams’ move from NCCU to Fayetteville State is hitting home for a lot of students. Known for his genuine connections and support, Williams wasn’t just a police chief—he was a mentor and motivator for many on campus. The outpouring of appreciation on Fizz, with over 2,000 upvotes, shows just how much he meant to the community. While everyone understands his desire to be closer to family, there’s a real sense of loss and hope that the new interim chief, Robert Gaddy, can fill those big shoes. How do you think a leader’s presence shapes campus life? #Education #College #NCCU00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowYpsilanti’s data center debate: Who really benefits?A massive data center planned by the University of Michigan and Los Alamos National Lab is stirring up big concerns in Ypsilanti Township. Residents and faculty are worried about skyrocketing electricity bills, water use that could threaten Ford Lake, and the lack of local jobs promised. Many feel the project is being pushed through without real community input or transparency, especially given its ties to weapons research and AI. With the University insisting it’s not a “data center,” but locals seeing it as exactly that, the question remains: Should Ypsilanti bear the costs for a project that may not serve its people? #Education #College #Ypsilanti00Share
