Michelle Gabrielle Centamore

1 week ago | universitybusiness.com | Michelle Gabrielle Centamore

Campus facilities are a growing concern for colleges and universities challenged by declining enrollment and rising costs, according to Gordian’s 2025 State of Facilities in Higher Education report. Now in its 12th year, the report warns that aging buildings and deferred maintenance will continue to put pressure on institutions that are limited in funding.

2 weeks ago | longislandpress.com | Michelle Gabrielle Centamore

Raising a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can upend a family’s world — that transformation can go unrecognized by those outside of it. Just as each child with autism presents unique characteristics, their parents face a wide spectrum of emotions and experiences every day, says these Long Island mothers. Close Never miss a storyNews, events, culture and more — delivered to you.

2 weeks ago | universitybusiness.com | Michelle Gabrielle Centamore

As colleges and universities grapple with declining enrollment and increasing financial pressure, a new white paper from Acadeum points to a collaborative solution: course sharing. The report, titled “If You Love Them, Let Them Go,” highlights how allowing students to take courses at partner institutions can improve retention, support on-time graduation and generate significant revenue.

4 weeks ago | universitybusiness.com | Michelle Gabrielle Centamore

Black students at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) are flourishing mentally at higher rates than their peers nationwide, according to a new UNCF report that also reveals significant gaps in mental health resources. The report, “Flourishing: Bolstering the Mental Health of Students at HBCUs and PBIs,” was conducted in partnership with UNCF’s Institute for Capacity Building, the Healthy Minds Network and The Steve Fund.

1 month ago | longislandpress.com | Michelle Gabrielle Centamore

Maintaining health and wellness is possible at any stage of life, experts say. Movement, proper nutrition and mindfulness can significantly enhance seniors’ well-being. “It’s never too late to adopt a healthy lifestyle,” said Dr. Raja Jaber, MD, medical director of Lifestyle Medicine Programs at Stony Brook. Close Never miss a storyNews, events, culture and more — delivered to you.