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Supported by the Ozmen Institute for Global Studies Faculty Research Grant, ‘Soft Walls, Deep Water’ gallery opens at the Carson City Courthouse ...

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Delhi Technological University, taking cues from India’s National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, is set to launch three new B.Tech programs focused on semiconductors, AI and data analytics.

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For her Advanced Placement art portfolio, Molly Schafer settled on an audacious objective: Paint scores of portraits of her graduating classmates.