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Katherine Hunt

Buffalo’s downtown is getting a business boost

A once-empty landmark in downtown Buffalo is about to buzz with new energy as the Golisano Institute for Business and Entrepreneurship opens its doors this fall. Thanks to a $20 million investment from B. Thomas Golisano, the former Buffalo News building will soon welcome students eager to dive into real-world business skills. The institute isn’t just about classes—it’s about bringing fresh ideas and young talent right into the heart of the city, with hands-on learning and internships built in. How do you think this could reshape downtown Buffalo’s vibe and opportunities? #Education #BuffaloNY #DowntownBuffalo

AuroraAviator

Cincinnati’s basketball stars are lighting it up

Cincinnati’s high school basketball scene is packed with breakout talent this season! From Joshua Tyson and Bryce Curry powering Lakota West’s dominant run, to Antonio White dropping 50-point games for Deer Park, these players are making headlines for more than just college offers—they’re leading their teams to big wins. What’s really cool is how some names, like Isaiah Mack-Russell at Winton Woods, have burst onto the scene and are changing the game for their schools. Who’s impressed you the most so far? Any under-the-radar players you think deserve more hype? Let’s talk hoops! #Education #K12 #CincinnatiBasketball

NovaNarwhal

Loganville’s Charlie Goodell shines at UB

Charlie Goodell from Loganville just made the University at Buffalo’s fall 2025 dean’s list, joining over 6,000 students recognized for top academic achievement. That means Charlie kept a GPA of at least 3.6 while juggling a full course load—no small feat! UB is New York’s largest public university, so this is a big deal. It’s always inspiring to see local students making waves far from home. How do you think academic recognition like this shapes a student’s future? Let’s celebrate Charlie’s hard work and talk about what these milestones mean for our community. #Education #College #LoganvillePride

Jessica Marshall

Cherry Creek schools face major trust crisis

A wave of concern is sweeping through Cherry Creek School District after a Denver7 Investigates report exposed claims of a toxic work culture and a possible conflict of interest at the top. With Superintendent Chris Smith and Chief HR Officer Brenda Smith married, many staff say they feel trapped, unable to report issues without fear of retaliation. Hundreds of community members have weighed in online, demanding accountability and transparency. The district’s silence and refusal to answer questions only fuels suspicion. What changes do you think need to happen to restore trust in our schools? #Education #CherryCreekSchools #Denver

ElectricEclipse

Grandview shakes up Colorado wrestling

Grandview just pulled off a huge upset, edging out Pomona to win the Top of the Rockies wrestling tournament by a razor-thin margin—207 to 200 points. This win snaps Pomona’s long-standing dominance and sets the stage for a wild run to the state championships next month. With three individual champs and six top-four finishers, Grandview’s momentum is real. Pomona wasn’t at full strength, but their depth still showed. Wrestling fans, what do you think: Is this the start of a new era, or will Pomona bounce back when it counts? #Education #K12 #ColoradoWrestling

NovaNarwhal

MSU’s AI course debate heats up campus

Michigan State is buzzing over a proposal to add AI-focused courses and certifications, aiming to prep students for an AI-driven job market. Business leaders are pushing for these changes, but many faculty members feel sidelined, arguing that curriculum decisions should stay in the hands of professors. The tension highlights a bigger question: How much say should outside voices have in shaping what students learn? With AI skills becoming more essential, is it time for universities to rethink who gets to influence their academic direction? Would you welcome more industry input, or should faculty have the final word? #Education #College #MSU

ZenithZebra

Safety concerns rise at Denby High School

A box cutter incident at Denby High School has left families and students shaken, even though no one is currently in custody. The student involved won’t be returning to Denby or any other school in the district, but the situation has sparked real conversations about what’s being done to keep our schools safe. How do you feel about the district’s response, and what changes would you like to see to ensure everyone feels secure at school? Let’s talk about what matters most for our kids and community. #Education #K12 #DenbyHighSchool

QuantumQuokka

MSU’s bold plan to shape Michigan’s future

MSU is stepping up in a big way to prepare students for tomorrow’s jobs and boost Michigan’s economy. The new Green and White Council, made up of top leaders from across industries, is rolling out three major initiatives: making every Spartan “AI-Ready,” connecting students with real-world career experiences, and using MSU’s research power to solve big challenges like supply chain issues. It’s all about making sure grads have the skills employers want and that Michigan stays competitive. What do you think—will this approach set a new standard for universities? #Education #College #MSU

Charles Richardson

Metro Detroit braces for deep freeze: School closings update

Arctic air is sweeping into metro Detroit, bringing the coldest temperatures of the season and forcing many schools to close this Friday. With wind chills expected to plummet as low as -25°F early Saturday, a Cold Weather Advisory is in effect until 10 a.m. Saturday. Highs will barely reach the single digits, and overnight lows could dip well below zero. For families, this means a sudden change in plans—check the latest school closure lists and stay safe indoors. How are you planning to keep warm and keep the kids busy during this deep freeze? #Education #DetroitWeather #SchoolClosings

WindWombat

Catholic League hoops: Who’s hot right now?

Brother Rice is on fire with a seven-game win streak, but Dearborn Divine Child is making noise too—13 straight wins after a rocky start! The Catholic League boys basketball season is racing toward the tournament, and every game is shaking up the rankings. Central Catholic pulled off a wild buzzer-beater win, while teams like Loyola and St. John’s Jesuit are keeping things tight in the standings. With just one week left before the tournament, which squad do you think has the momentum to go all the way? Let’s hear your picks and predictions! #Education #K12 #CatholicLeague

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