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Riley Siegenthaler

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Sep 10, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Riley Siegenthaler - Pittsburg State University

    ‘Go get married’: Scholars launch new project to encourage lasting relationships in Gen Z | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    A bride and groom; Ivan Galashchuk/ Shutterstock Brad Wilcox, a sociology professor at the University of Virginia, recently launched the Go Get Married Project, an initiative targeted at Gen Z that features research on the topic and an interactive map where users can see marriage and singleness statistics across the U.S. “We aim to help young people understand the growing value of marriage, how to date more successfully with an eye towards marriage, and advance policies and civic efforts to help

  2. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · Riley Siegenthaler - Pittsburg State University

    Taxpayer-funded research uses AI ‘student avatars’ to prepare STEM teachers | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    A humanoid robot; Mike Dotta/Shutterstock Technology expert predicts pushback to high tech classrooms with calls for ‘reading real books, writing things by hand, giving oral presentations’ Five universities are using AI “avatar students” to research how to train future science teachers, a project funded with $1.5 million worth of National Science Foundation grants. None of the universities responded to The College Fix when asked for more details about the avatars and the research. But one techno

  3. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · Riley Siegenthaler - Pittsburg State University

    No more ‘separate but equal’: HUD leader tells colleges to end segregated housing | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    Graphics advertising "affinity" housing for specific racial and ethnic groups at UC Berkeley, Cal State LA, University of Connecticut, and University of Minnesota Examples cited by department include Cal State LA offering ‘Black-only’ dorm space The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development will “aggressively” crack down on colleges and universities that continue to offer race-based “affinity” housing, a department official told The College Fix. Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Eq

  4. Article · Jul 6, 2026 · Riley Siegenthaler - Pittsburg State University

    UC Berkeley is giving back old corn cobs to Native American tribe | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    A box of corn overlaid with a federal notice; wr heustis/Pexels, Federal Register University obtained the corn, other seeds during 1940s ‘field research with Native American agriculturalists’ Old corn cobs linked to a Native American tribe are being removed from an anthropology museum at UC Berkeley in accordance with a federal “repatriation” law. According to a June 4 federal notice, 24 items including corn, corn cobs, peas, beans, and other seeds, are being removed from the Phoebe A. Hearst Mu

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