🛠️🖨️ Level up your engineering skills at Maker Friday: Advanced 3D Printing!
Learn pro-level techniques & create your own designs at the Skyline Fab Lab.
📅 Fri, Nov 14
⏰ 11:00 AM
📍 Fab Lab, Bldg 7, Room 7-310
Hosted by MESA
#SkylineCollege#MESA#STEM#3DPrinting
🎉✨ Don’t miss Tazaungdaing — the Burmese Festival of Lights!
Join the Myanmar Student Union for food, performances & carnival games 🌟
📅 Wed, Nov 12
⏰ 11 AM – 2 PM
📍 Fireside Dining, Bldg 6
Come celebrate community & culture!
#SkylineCollege#Tazaungdaing#FestivalOfLights
“A government shutdown would disrupt critical research and higher education funding. Read AAU President Barbara R. Snyder’s statement calling on Congress and …” - This draws attention to the broader risk to higher education when funding and policy stability are threatened.
A decade ago, college presidents were often seen as fund raisers in disguise, focused on generating new revenue amid growing skepticism about higher education’s value. That skepticism has since hardened into an aggressive reform agenda, with political threats to public funding now shaping the presidency itself. Today’s college leaders are political figures as much as executives, tasked with defending their institutions’ survival. This year’s Leadership Issue profiles three such presidents — Mun Choi, Bill Johnson, and Christopher Eisgruber — and explores how higher education might reclaim public trust through collective action that transcends institutional self-interest. https://t.co/I70PTnuqbj
“🚨 Breaking News | Judge orders Education Department employees reinstated" - This shows a major legal decision affecting higher-education administration in the U.S.
Starting in 2026, Namibia 🇳🇦 will provide free education at all public universities and vocational training centers.
The government will cover 100% of tuition and registration fees for every student, making higher education fully free for everyone.
AI’s growing role in journalism is interesting, but what stands out is how much transparency, training, and human control still matter. We can’t lose the “journalism” in AI journalism. #JournalismAI#MediaEthics
Artificial intelligence (AI) was a hot topic for the media this year, but what does the future hold for the tech, and what impact will it have on journalism?
Here are some of the key talking points shared at this year's JournalismAI Festival.
https://t.co/9beI2m7u5p
We are proud to announce that we’ve won $250,000 in grant funding from the JournalismAI Innovation Challenge! Globally, digital newsrooms have an indigenous language problem.
Our AI-driven project, supported by funding from the JournalismAI innovation challenge and the Google News Initiative, will focus on bridging this gap by helping newsrooms to reach more audiences, enabling audiences to have more access to credible information relayed in their indigenous languages.
Registration is OPEN 🎉
Join us for the #JournalismAI Festival 2025, supported by the @GoogleNewsInit, our flagship annual event exploring how AI is transforming three core areas of journalism: newsgathering, distribution, and production
🗓️ 11–12 November
📍 London & Online
As a journalism student, this really makes me think, if AI is rewriting articles, where does that leave real reporting and storytelling? 🤔 #JournalismAI#Ethics
🚨JournalismAI Project (created in 2018) backed by the Google News Initiative:
🧵They're paying smaller news outlets (fewer than 50 employees for EMEA & fewer than 100 employees for APAC) 5 figures to essentially spin/rip (auto-re-write) 3 news articles daily from bigger media outlets.
Looking to strengthen your vocabulary or reading skills through engaging exercises? The Learning center at Skyline College is hosting a “Vocabulary and Reading Skills” workshop. The workshop will be happening every Monday from 1-2pm in Room 5-102.
On Oct. 6, the Chinese Students & Scholars Association is hosting the Mid-Autumn Festival in Building 4 from 11:30am to 1:00pm. Students may join to do arts and crafts, play board games and eat the provided food and dessert.
what do these books have in common: harry potter, looking for alaska, milk and honey, normal people
answer: they’re all banned books
BANNED BOOKS WEEK: Oct. 5-11
Banned Books Reading at the Skyline Library on Oct. 7
https://t.co/iBTlbm8HR9
Come relax, paint, & enjoy cake at Skyline College's ECHO Club 'Canvas & Cake' picnic! 🎨 Students & community are invited Sept. 30, 2-3pm on the Grass Field by Bldg.4. Outdoor games, painting & sweet treats included 🍰. Details: https://t.co/u2stVNJe4W… #SkylineCollege
Join @SPJFreelance for a preview webinar at 6 p.m. EDT Thursday on what’s in store for freelance journalists at #MediaFest25.
🔗Register now via Zoom: https://t.co/ZlqDPbrLeh
Sasaki delivered a 1-2-3 ninth inning, and the Dodgers are headed to the NL Division Series against the Phillies after sweeping the Reds in the Wild Card Series.