Best University Tuition Podcasts (2025)

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UF Appoints Interim President, Raises Out-of-State Tuition, Breaks Research Record, Expands Nursing Class, and Faces Football Upset 2:55

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Good afternoon, Gators! It's Monday, September 8, 2025, and here's your latest campus news.The University of Florida has appointed Dr. Donald W. Landry as interim president. Dr. Landry, a distinguished physician and former chair of Columbia University's Department of Medicine, began his tenure on September 1. His appointment is pending approval by …

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CCSU Launches Health College, Sees Enrollment Surge, Tuition Freeze, and Blue Devils Win NEC Title in 2025 Update 1:44

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Good morning, Blue Devils! It's Monday, September 8, 2025, and welcome to our latest campus news update. Let's dive into the recent developments at Central Connecticut State University.First up, we're excited to announce the launch of the College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. This new college brings together our health sciences departments…

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UT Austin Update: New President, WaterHub Launch, Expanded Tuition Aid, Protest Guidelines, & Basketball Coach Change 2:28

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Good afternoon, Longhorns! It's Monday, September 1st, and here's what's happening at the University of Texas at Austin.In February, James E. Davis assumed the role of interim president of UT Austin, following Jay Hartzell's departure to lead Southern Methodist University. Davis, a UT alumnus with a background in law and military service, has been …

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U-M Expands Free Tuition, Achieves Sustainability Goals, Welcomes Students, and Celebrates Football Victory 2:50

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Good afternoon, Wolverines! It's Monday, September 1st, and here's what's happening around the University of Michigan campus.Currently, it's sunny and 69 degrees in Ann Arbor. Temperatures are expected to rise to a high of 79 degrees by late afternoon, with mostly sunny skies throughout the day. So, it's a perfect day to enjoy the outdoors!The Univ…

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CMU Welcomes Class of 2029+, Announces Tuition-Free Program, Budget Cuts, AI Breakthrough, and Honors Andrew Carnegie 2:26

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Good afternoon, Tartans! It's Monday, August 25, 2025, and welcome back to campus. Let's dive into the latest news and updates from Carnegie Mellon University.Last week, we welcomed the Class of 2029+ to CMU with a series of engaging events designed to help our new students transition smoothly into university life. Orientation kicked off with Move-…

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Harvard Appoints New President, Expands Free Tuition, Nears Federal Settlement, and Gears Up for Fall Sports 2:49

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Good morning, Harvard community. Today is Monday, August 25, 2025, and here are the latest updates from our campus.Currently, it's mostly cloudy in Cambridge with a temperature of 66°F (19°C). As the day progresses, expect temperatures to rise to a high of 79°F (26°C) by mid-afternoon, with a chance of thunderstorms around 4 PM. Be sure to carry an…

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Miami University Update: Campus Renovations, New Programs, Tuition Reciprocity, and Red Brick Friday Highlights for Fall 2025 2:44

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Good afternoon, Miami University community. Today is Monday, August 25, 2025, and here are the latest updates from our campus.Miami University is making significant strides in enhancing its facilities. The $50 million campus renovation project is progressing as planned. Upham Hall's renovations began in June 2024, with Phillips Hall following in Au…

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Wisconsin Universities Get Budget Boost, Tuition Hike, Faculty Raises & Major Campus Updates for Fall 2025 1:58

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Good afternoon, Badgers! It's Monday, August 18, 2025, and here's what's happening on campus and beyond.In a significant development, Wisconsin's state budget for 2025-27 has been approved, bringing a $240 million increase in funding for the Universities of Wisconsin. This includes $94 million allocated for pay raises. The budget also provides plan…

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KUT Morning Newscast for September 12, 2025: Austin Police identified the suspect in the shooting near Zilker Park 5:02

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Central Texas top stories for September 12, 2025. Austin Police have identified 30-year-old Brandon Thompson as the suspect in the shooting of two people near Zilker Park this week. The 183 North Project is running months behind schedule. The Austin City Council has approved new rules for short-term rentals like Airbnb. Central Health has given ini…

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KUT Afternoon Newscast for September 11, 2025: Austin police canceled a shelter-in-place order while a shooter was on the loose 3:17

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Central Texas top stories for September 11, 2025. People in parts of Austin were told Wednesday morning just after 6:30 that a man who shot a police officer and another person near Zilker Park was no longer a threat, but he still was. Central Health has given initial approval to a new budget and tax rate. Property owners running short-term rentals …

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KUT Morning Newscast for September 11, 2025: Austin’s proposed short-term rental rules aim to crack down on unlicensed operators 4:49

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Central Texas top stories for September 11, 2025. People operating short-term rentals in Austin without a license could risk being removed from online rental sites. Austin Police say they’re looking into their text-based alert system after confusion yesterday during the search for a man who shot two people, including an APD officer. Georgetown is m…

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Higher Ed at the Ballot Box: Australia’s Election and the Accord with Andrew Norton 22:41

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In this episode of the World of Higher Education Podcast, Alex Usher welcomes back Andrew Norton to discuss developments since the drop of the Universities Accord report. They explore changes in student and institutional funding, the introduction of new regulations and a national student ombudsman, and challenges faced by universities due to increa…

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KUT Afternoon Newscast for September 10, 2025: Suspect in police shooting ran into house, was shot by homeowner before arrest, APD chief says 3:53

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Central Texas top stories for September 10, 2025. Three people were shot this morning, including an Austin police officer near Zilker Park. Today at 5 pm is the deadline to apply for financial assistance if you were affected by July’s flooding in Travis or Williamson County. Austin ISD is hosting a virtual meeting tonight on its plan to close schoo…

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Central Austin residents vote on 21-foot concrete wall to block I-35 noise 7:03

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Residents in the Cherrywood neighborhood have until the end of the day to vote on whether they want a 21-foot-tall concrete wall built within arm’s reach of their backyards. The wall is a proposed noise barrier to block sound from I-35. KUT’s Nathan Bernier reports. This podcast is made at KUT Public Media Studios. You may have heard that Congress …

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KUT Morning Newscast for September 10, 2025: An Austin police officer was shot near Zilker Park. APD is searching for the suspect. 4:39

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Central Texas top stories for September 10, 2025. APD is asking people to avoid the area around Zilker Park after an officer was injured during shooting. The Austin Independent School District is less than a month away from announcing a plan to save money and improve low-performing schools. The Save Austin Now political action committee is launchin…

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KUT Afternoon Newscast for September 9, 2025: A local group is launching a campaign opposing the City of Austin’s proposed property tax increase 4:57

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Central Texas top stories for September 9, 2025. The Save Austin Now political action committee is launching a campaign opposing the City of Austin’s proposed property tax increase. A new Texas law is blocking a local organization that provides first aid during public protests from events on the UT campus. Hormone replacement therapy will no longer…

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KUT Morning Newscast for September 9, 2025: Austin’s James Talarico is running for U.S. Senate 4:10

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Central Texas top stories for September 9, 2025. State Representative James Talarico announced his run for U.S. Senate this morning. An Austin commission wants answers from the city’s Office of Police Oversight. The Austin City Council is set to take up some key housing-related issues this week. Texans affected by July floods can still apply for Di…

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KUT Afternoon Newscast for September 8, 2025: A battle between differing state abortion laws is mounting 4:59

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Central Texas top stories for September 8, 2025. New York’s attorney general said she would intervene in a case brought by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. State Rep. James Talarico is expected to announce tomorrow that he’s running for the U.S. Senate. The Texas Longhorns remain at seventh in the AP rankings after their win against San José Stat…

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U-M Expands Go Blue Guarantee, Kicks Off Climate Week, Celebrates Med School Milestone, Hosts Arts Events & Sports Recap 2:42

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Good afternoon, Wolverines! It's Monday, September 8, 2025, and here's what's happening around the University of Michigan campus.First up, some exciting news on the affordability front. The University has expanded its Go Blue Guarantee, now offering free tuition to in-state students from families with annual incomes up to $125,000. This initiative …

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Miami University Welcomes Diverse Freshman Class, Unveils Campus Upgrades, Extends Test-Optional Admissions, and Sets 2040 Climate Goals 3:49

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Good afternoon, Miami University community. Today is Monday, September 8, 2025, and here are the latest updates from our campus.Miami University is welcoming a robust incoming class of over 4,000 freshmen this fall. These students hail from 41 states, including Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico, as well as 37 countries, with a majority from Ohio. To …

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KUT Morning Newscast for September 8, 2025: Twelve AISD schools have to make major changes to avoid closure or a state takeover of the district 3:47

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Central Texas top stories for September 8, 2025. Twelve schools in the Austin Independent School District have to make major changes to avoid closure or a state takeover of the entire district. Georgetown is expected to adopt a new budget and a lower property tax rate at tomorrow’s city council meeting. Texas Longhorn football fans are still celebr…

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Buckeye Update: Concerts, Clubs, Big Wins, Homecoming, New Documentary & Campus Law Changes This Fall 2:27

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Good afternoon, Buckeyes! Here's your campus news for Monday, September 8, 2025.Tonight at 7:30 p.m., the School of Music presents the Faculty Collage Concert at Weigel Auditorium. This annual event showcases the diverse talents of our music faculty across various genres. Admission is free, so don't miss this opportunity to experience exceptional p…

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CMU Cuts Costs Amid Federal Funding Shifts, Triage Tech Advances, and Carnegie’s Contested Legacy Highlight Campus News 2:11

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Good afternoon, Tartans! It's Monday, September 8, 2025, and welcome back to campus. Let's dive into the latest news and updates from Carnegie Mellon University.First, let's talk about the weather. Today in Pittsburgh, we're experiencing mostly sunny skies with temperatures reaching a high of 75°F (24°C) this afternoon. This morning started off wit…

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Court Restores $2.2B in Harvard Grants, Community Rallies Against Settlement, and New Dean Announced in Campus News Update 2:47

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Good afternoon, Harvard community. Today is Monday, September 8, 2025, and you're listening to the latest episode of our campus news podcast. Let's dive into the top stories shaping our university.In a significant legal development, U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs ruled on September 3 that the Trump administration unlawfully terminated approx…

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UW–Madison Kicks Off Fall: Wisconsin Welcome, New Engineering Dean, Geriatric Conference, and Machine Learning Marathon 1:50

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Good afternoon, Badgers! Welcome back to campus. Here's what's happening at the University of Wisconsin–Madison as we kick off the week of September 8, 2025.The Wisconsin Welcome festivities are in full swing, offering nearly 400 events to help new and returning students connect and engage with the campus community. This week, don't miss the Fall S…

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UT Austin News: $10M Gift, Safety Upgrades, AI Institute Launch, New President, Basketball Coach, and Enhanced Campus Map 1:56

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Good morning, Longhorns! It's Monday, September 8, 2025, and here's what's happening at the University of Texas at Austin.First up, the William P. Clements Foundation has committed $10 million to secure the future of UT's Clements Center for National Security. This generous gift will expand opportunities for students and faculty, enhancing research…

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KUT Afternoon Newscast for September 5, 2025: Austin is spending $1 million on a new logo meant to evoke city’s hills, ‘violet crown skies’ 3:35

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Central Texas top stories for September 5, 2025. Austin’s rebrand comes at a cost that’s been raising some eyebrows. A Hays high school student is accused of having a firearm on campus. A bill that would let private citizens sue out-of-state abortion pill providers received final passage in the Texas Senate this week. This is the last day for peopl…

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KUT Morning Newscast for September 5, 2025: An Austin nursing home faces criminal charges for a resident’s death during the 2021 freeze 7:54

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Central Texas top stories for September 5, 2025. An assisted living provider is facing criminal charges after an Austin woman’s death during the 2021 freeze. Nonprofits that help Texans seeking abortion care out of state are considering the impact of a bill passed by the state legislature this week. A Hays high school student was detained for havin…

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KUT Afternoon Newscast for September 4, 2025: THC still legal for all ages after Texas lawmakers leave hemp unregulated again 4:41

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Central Texas top stories for September 4, 2025. State lawmakers once again failed to agree on whether to regulate or ban the state’s booming hemp industry. Students at UT Austin and UT Dallas are suing the UT System Board of Regents over a new state law. New analysis of medical evidence might give a death row inmate hope for exoneration. The deadl…

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KUT Morning Newscast for September 4, 2025: About one in five people across Central Texas are food insecure 4:07

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Central Texas top stories for September 4, 2025. A report from the Central Texas Food Bank reveals food insecurity in the region has risen significantly over the past two years. Williamson County has adopted a higher property tax rate. Today is the last day to apply for help from FEMA after the July floods. The Immigration Services Network of Austi…

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From Funding Formulas to AI: Pedro Teixeira on Higher Education’s Next Challenges 25:23

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In this episode, Alex Usher speaks with Pedro Teixeira—higher education scholar at the University of Porto and former Portuguese Secretary of State for Higher Education—about reforming university funding, navigating demographic pressures, and preparing for the impact of AI on the future of learning and work.…

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KUT Afternoon Newscast for September 3, 2025: Texas bill cracking down on abortion pills now one step away from governor’s desk 4:01

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Central Texas top stories for September 3, 2025. The bill would let private citizens sue out-of-state providers of abortion pills. FEMA has announced updated flood insurance maps for Bastrop County. Hays County is expanding its public defender office. The City of Austin is updating its comprehensive plan for the first time in 13 years. Construction…

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KUT Morning Newscast for September 3, 2025: Austin City Council is updating the City’s comprehensive plan, “Imagine Austin” 4:20

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Central Texas top stories for September 3, 2025. he Austin City Council is moving forward with updating its comprehensive plan, known as “Imagine Austin.” The clock is ticking on efforts to ban or regulate THC products in Texas. A trial where a former Williamson County sheriff and a current county employee accused of evidence tampering is being pic…

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KUT Afternoon Newscast for September 2, 2025: A Texas law banning discussion of topics labeled “DEI” is being challenged in federal court 3:20

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Central Texas top stories for September 2, 2025. A new state law bans certain discussions and activities related to race, gender and sexual orientation. Five people are suspected to have overdosed on narcotics early this morning at a downtown Austin bar. Texas fell from first to seventh in the AP Top 25 College Football Poll. After a couple days wi…

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KUT Morning Newscast for September 2, 2025: A new law intended to speed up residential solar panel installation is now in effect 4:23

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Central Texas top stories for September 2, 2025. Travis County Commissioners are making final adjustments to a $2.2 billion budget, here’s what the county wants to pay for. The Central Health Board of Managers is hearing community feedback on the fiscal year 2026 budget and tax rate. A new law intended to speed up residential solar panel installati…

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KUT Afternoon Newscast for September 1, 2025: Travis County Commissioners are making final adjustments to a $2.2 billion budget 2:54

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Central Texas top stories for September 1, 2025. Travis County Commissioners are making final adjustments to a $2.2 billion budget that would add $200 to the average homeowner’s property tax bill. A lawsuit over ballot language the City of Austin approved for its November tax rate election is headed to the Texas Supreme Court. Texas football fans a…

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Ohio State Welcomes Record Class, Honors Lee Corso, Launches AI Curriculum, and Faces Key Campus Updates This Fall 2:25

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Hello, Buckeyes! Welcome back to campus. Here's what's happening at Ohio State University as we kick off the fall semester.Ohio State is celebrating a historic milestone with the largest first-year class in its 154-year history. The Columbus campus has welcomed 9,530 new students, reflecting the university's growing appeal and commitment to academi…

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CMU Welcomes Class of 2029+, Showcases AI Breakthroughs, Alumni Art, and Pittsburgh Walk of Fame Honors 1:35

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Good afternoon, Tartans! It's Monday, September 1st, and welcome back to campus. Let's dive into the latest happenings at Carnegie Mellon University.First up, the Class of 2029+ has arrived, bringing fresh energy to our community. Orientation Week was packed with activities designed to help new students settle in and connect. Highlights included Pl…

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New Leadership, Federal Challenges, and Campus Changes Shape Harvard’s Fall 2025 2:47

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Good afternoon, Harvard community. Today is Monday, September 1, 2025, and you're listening to the latest episode of our campus news podcast. Let's dive into the top stories shaping our university.David Deming has officially assumed his role as the new Dean of Harvard College. An economist specializing in education and labor markets, Deming previou…

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UW–Madison 2025: Campus Safety, New Engineering Dean, Quantum Research, Top 5% Admissions Law & Student Forums 1:39

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Hello, Badgers! Welcome back to campus for the start of the 2025-2026 academic year. Let's dive into the latest news and updates from the University of Wisconsin–Madison.We begin with a safety update. On Labor Day, a pier on Lake Mendota near the Memorial Union collapsed, resulting in several injuries. One individual was hospitalized with non-life-…

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UF News: New Interim President, $1M Environmental Grant, Basketball Triumph, Jacksonville Campus, Rankings Shift, and Library Centennial 2:53

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Good afternoon, Gators! Here's your campus news update for Monday, September 1, 2025.Today marks the first day for Dr. Donald W. Landry as the interim president of the University of Florida. Dr. Landry, a distinguished physician and former chair of the Department of Medicine at Columbia University, steps into this role following the state Board of …

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Miami University September Highlights: Football Kickoff, Festivals, Homecoming, and Campus Events to Start the Semester 1:56

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Hello, RedHawks! Welcome back to campus. Here's what's happening at Miami University this September.The Miami RedHawks football team is set to begin their 2025 season with two away games: first against Wisconsin on August 30, followed by Rutgers on September 6. The home opener is scheduled for September 20 against UNLV, with another home game again…

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CCSU Fall 2025: New Mindfulness Labyrinth, Sports Highlights, Leadership News & Upcoming Campus Events 2:19

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Hello, Blue Devils! Welcome back to campus for the start of the Fall 2025 semester. Here's what's happening at Central Connecticut State University.This summer, Central unveiled the Meditative Labyrinth, a serene space designed to promote mindfulness and well-being among students and staff. Located near the Student Center, the labyrinth offers a pe…

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KUT Morning Newscast for September 1, 2025: Starting today, it’s illegal in Texas to sell vapes containing THC and other cannabinoids extracted from hemp 5:32

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That law passed the Texas state legislature this year with bipartisan support. Also, it has felt cooler than usual this summer in the Austin area. But has it really been cooler than normal? And, Texas Longhorn football fans are still feeling the sting after Saturday’s loss to Ohio State. The post KUT Morning Newscast for September 1, 2025: Starting…

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KUT Afternoon Newscast for August 29, 2025: The Texas House has passed a bill aimed at cracking down on out-of-state doctors who prescribe abortion pills to women in Texas 3:31

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Central Texas top stories for August 29, 2025. The Texas House has passed a bill aimed at cracking down on out-of-state doctors who prescribe abortion pills to women in Texas. The City of Austin needs more money from property taxes. Waterloo Records will celebrate the grand opening of its new location tomorrow. Pop star Doja Cat announced on Instag…

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Texas to ban sales of THC vapes starting Monday 7:11

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State lawmakers are still debating whether to outlaw all THC products in Texas. But on September 1st, one of those products will become illegal, under a lesser-known measure that passed earlier this year. This podcast is made at KUT Public Media Studios. You may have heard that Congress just took back the money it had allocated for public radio. Ou…

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Austin’s summer doesn’t seem so hot this year, what’s goin on? 7:49

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The past three summers have been rough, but this one hasn’t been that bad… or has it? KUT’s Jennifer Stayton talks to KUT’s Energy and Environment reporter Mose Buchele. He tells us this summer was still unusually hot; it just wasn’t apocalyptically so. The post Austin’s summer doesn’t seem so hot this year, what’s goin on? appeared first on KUT & …

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KUT Morning Newscast for August 29, 2025: Travis County continues to collect debris from July floods. But, where does it all go? 4:15

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Central Texas top stories for August 29, 2025. Travis County crews have collected more than 160-thousand cubic yards of debris from the floods of July 5th. A new law takes effect in Texas on Monday that bans the sale of vapes and e-cigs containing THC or other cannabinoids derived from hemp. The Texas House of Representatives passed a bill last nig…

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KUT Afternoon Newscast for August 28, 2025: Austin wants to find more money to support programs that help find work for people experiencing homelessness 3:33

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Central Texas top stories for August 28, 2025. The Austin City Council wants to find more money to support programs that focus on finding work for people experiencing homelessness. U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is in Texas this week. Austin’s airport expansion is about to get even bigger under a deal approved today …

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Immigrant families struggle to pay tuition at UT Austin after Texas Dream Act is repealed 6:30

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The Texas Dream Act has helped about 25 thousand students afford college, something that can change the lives of an immigrant family. But a recent federal lawsuit blocked the law, dramatically raising the cost of school. This podcast is made at KUT Public Media Studios. You may have heard that Congress just took back the money it had allocated for …