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, and wrote about Sheryl Royster, '26, a great-grandmother who earned her bachelor's degree from ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½ at age 76.
WBZ-TV and the ways the university is preparing students to use AI in their careers. The story featured interviews with students as well as Dr. Anne Hird, a secondary education professor, and Eric LePage, assistant vice president of AI and EdTech innovation.
Dr. Emily Field, a professor of English, about Phillis Wheatley, a West African who was brought to Boston on a slave ship and became a Colonial-era poet and author. The USPS recently released a new stamp honoring Wheatley as part of the organization’s Black Heritage stamp series.
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