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Loyola College Chapel, 1930s

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ACME Research Solutions Partners with Loyola College for International Conference

ACME Research Solutions Partners with Loyola College for International Conference. #pharmanews #sciencenews #Conference #international

ACME Research Solutions, a Formulation and development laboratory, is proud to announce its sponsorship of the upcoming International Conference on Recent Technology for Sustainable Development of Insects, Microbes and Health hosted by Loyola College. The conference is scheduled to take place on March 9th and 10th, 2023, and will bring together experts from around the world to discuss the latest…

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The inherent spiritual connection between you and the character in the show that went to ur college

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To protesting students:

SEIZE YOUR CENTURY

Push back against dark times ✊🏼

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

#freespeech #righttoprotest #endgenocide

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Tara Welling (Loyola Marymount)

2011 NCAA West Regional (Eugene)

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Best Degree Colleges in Hyderabad: A Comprehensive Guide

Hyderabad, known for its rich history and thriving technology industry, is also home to some of the best degree colleges in India. These institutions are celebrated for their academic excellence, state-of-the-art facilities, and comprehensive placement support. Here, we explore some of the top degree colleges in Hyderabad, including the prestigious Siva Sivani Degree College.

1. Osmania University

One of the oldest and most esteemed universities in India, Osmania University offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs. With a sprawling campus and a rich legacy, it is a top choice for students seeking quality education.

2. St. Francis College for Women

Renowned for its academic rigor and vibrant campus life, St. Francis College for Women offers various undergraduate courses. The college is known for its excellent faculty, diverse student body, and strong focus on holistic development.

3. Loyola Academy

Loyola Academy is a premier institution offering undergraduate programs in science, arts, and commerce. Known for its emphasis on practical learning and research, the academy has consistently ranked among the top colleges in Hyderabad.

4. Nizam College

A constituent college of Osmania University, Nizam College boasts a rich academic tradition and a diverse array of courses. It is well-regarded for its faculty, research opportunities, and student support services.

5. Siva Sivani Degree College (SSDC)

Siva Sivani Degree College stands out as a leading institution in Hyderabad, offering a variety of degree programs in arts, science, and commerce. SSDC is celebrated for its modern infrastructure, experienced faculty, and commitment to providing industry-relevant education. The college's strong placement cell ensures that students are well-prepared for their professional careers.

6. Badruka College of Commerce and Arts

Badruka College is known for its strong focus on commerce and arts education. With a dedicated faculty and excellent infrastructure, the college provides a conducive learning environment for students aiming to excel in their chosen fields.

7. Villa Marie College for Women

Villa Marie College offers a range of undergraduate programs with a strong emphasis on quality education and all-round development. The college is known for its supportive environment and a wide array of extracurricular activities.

8. Avinash College of Commerce

Specializing in commerce education, Avinash College provides students with the knowledge and skills required to succeed in the business world. The college's focus on practical training and industry exposure makes it a preferred choice for commerce students.

Conclusion

Choosing the right college is a crucial decision for any student, and Hyderabad offers some of the best options in the country. Institutions like Osmania University, St. Francis College for Women, and Siva Sivani Degree College are leading the way in providing quality education and excellent career opportunities. Whether you are looking to pursue a degree in science, arts, or commerce, Hyderabad's top colleges have something to offer for everyone. With a commitment to academic excellence and holistic development, these institutions ensure that students are well-equipped to meet the challenges of the future.

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MC Law to Honor Professor Larry Lee- a Game Changer

Larry Lee has built a career on making a difference. He was a collegiate basketball athlete, a law partner with Dossett, Magruder & Montgomery, served as interim Dean of the Law School and a fulltime Professor of Law. Larry Lee, long-term Professor of Law at Mississippi College School of Law, retired in 2021 from full time education. Despite his retirement, he has continued to support MC…

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Our final year students Mr.M.V.S.Karthik (20481A04D5) and  Mr.K.Dhanesh(20481A04A6) got 2nd prize in Poster Presentation with title "Enhancing Education with AI tools" in EPISTEMICON-23 conducted by Andhra Loyola Institute of Engineering Technology on 07/10/2023.

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Loyola University New Orleans.

October 2022.

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“I don’t know of another time in history where so many courts in so many different levels all over the globe [have been] tasked with dealing with a similar overarching issue,” said Karen Sokol, law professor at Loyola University New Orleans College of Law. Research also continues to unearth more about the fossil fuel industry’s knowledge of climate change. A January study revealed that Exxon had made “breathtakingly” accurate climate predictions in the 1970s. The vast majority of climate-focused cases in the US have previously focused on the regulation of specific infrastructure projects, such as individual pipelines or highways, said Michael Gerrard, founder and faculty director of Columbia Law School’s Sabin Center for Climate Change Law. But the new forms of climate litigation are different, as they grapple not with particular projects’ emissions, but on responsibility for the climate crisis itself. Sokol, who dubbed these new suits “climate accountability litigation”, says though they will not alone lower emissions, they could help reshape climate plans.

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by Olivia Reingold

I bought a two-day ticket to the convention to find out how the movement is prepping American college students for the next wave of anti-Israel protests.

The convention’s programming for college kids is called “Campus Activism Track,” and included sessions on the following:

“Make Your Campus Palestinian,” which taught how to “amplify the voices of Palestinian students and communities” on college campuses. Former student activists, including from Chicago’s DePaul and Loyola universities, shared strategies for how to “oppose anti-Palestinianism.”

A “Know Your Rights” session featured Rifqa Falaneh, a fellow at Palestine Legal who specializes in defending student protesters. Falaneh previously headed DePaul’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine, the widely banned campus group that receives financial support from AMP. Also there: Youssef Hasweh, a former University of Chicago student whose degree was initially withheld after he became a prominent participant in his school’s encampment last spring.

“Bringing Activism to Professionalism,” in which students heard speakers describe “how they integrated Palestinian activism into their craft.” Guests included Ashraf Al-Mashharawi, a producer with credits at Al Jazeera as well as a pharmacist, a software engineer, and an English teacher at a nearby public school.

In a session called “In Front of the Lens,” speakers taught college students how to write a press release and handle “tricky questions” from reporters on whether they “support terrorism.” A girl with a keffiyeh covering her head took a stab at answering that question, telling the crowd, “I would say, ‘No, I do not support terrorism,’ and then I would go over the things that Israel does—I would say, ‘I do not support the eviction of innocent Palestinians, I do not support the shooting of Palestinian children.’ ”

She continued: “You don’t want them to put you on the defensive. You have to put them on the defensive.” The student attendees, who were enrolled at Saint Xavier University, DePaul University, Loyola University, and other Midwest colleges, nodded in agreement.A memorial poster for Hind Rajab, who died during Israel’s invasion of Gaza this year. (Olivia Reingold for The Free Press)

Meanwhile, in a plenary session entitled “Criminalizing Palestine Solidarity: The Age of the New McCarthyism,” Falaneh thanked the young activists in the crowd for their role in pushing the pro-Palestine movement forward.