China-developed eye cancer drug wins FDA orphan drug designation
Late 2024 set the stage for a major oncology storyline that carried into 2025, as a new aptamer drug conjugate developed by Chinese researchers received FDA…

Late 2024 set the stage for a major oncology storyline that carried into 2025, as a new aptamer drug conjugate developed by Chinese researchers received FDA…

A Falcon 9 rocket launch and landing at Vandenberg Space Force Base has been delayed a second day in a row.
“To allow more time to perform ground system checkouts, standing down from today’s launch of the COSMO-SkyMed Second…

As Jon Cooper stated afterwards, there have been a number of games this year in which the Lightning have outplayed the opponent but didn’t gain two points. There have been far fewer of the opposite scenario, when the Lightning were outplayed…

COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Old Dominion men’s basketball put together a late 11-0 run, but it wasn’t enough to catch Maryland as the Monarchs fell 73-58 on Sunday night at the XFINITY Center.
KC Shaw led ODU with 19 points on 7-for-17 shooting…

On Wednesday, 3 December 2025, the Faculty of Business Administration organized a high-impact workshop titled “Digital-Age Presentation Mastery” at the Multipurpose Hall – Annex 7, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. The session was designed to strengthen students’ strategic communication capabilities and equip them with future-ready presentation competencies powered by AI-driven tools. Participation was open exclusively to students from the Faculty of Business Administration, with seating limited to 200 attendees, creating a focused, high-engagement learning environment.
The workshop featured an impressive lineup of speakers who delivered practical, innovation-focused insights on modern presentation excellence. Dr. Arif Khan, Assistant Professor, Department of Operations and Supply Chain Management, Farzan Mitu, Lecturer, Department of Marketing, and Nusrat Nowreen, Lecturer, Department of Management, led the core knowledge sessions, offering actionable frameworks on content structuring, storytelling, slide design, and the psychology of audience engagement. Their discussions emphasized AI-integrated tools such as Mentimeter, Canva AI, PowerPoint Copilot, and ClassPoint positioning these platforms as essential assets for building dynamic, interactive, and data-driven presentations.
The event also included special remarks from Prof. Dr. Anwar Hossain, Advisor and Dean-In-Charge, Faculty of Business Administration, whose presence added strategic weight to the initiative. Special acknowledgments were extended to Dr. Tahsin Farzana Jisun, Assistant Professor, Department of Operations and Supply Chain Management, Md. Mehzabul Hoque Nahid, Senior Assistant Professor and Department Head, MIS, and Fatema Tuz Zahra, Lecturer, MIS, for their valuable support in shaping the program. The session concluded with closing remarks and a formal vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Mohammad Faridul Alam, Professor and Director of the MBA & EMBA Program.
The workshop, branded as dynamic and innovative, effectively aligned academic ambition with industry expectations by demonstrating how AI-powered presentation tools can significantly elevate professional communication standards. FBA extends sincere appreciation to all students, volunteers, and faculty members whose participation and collaboration ensured the session’s strong operational execution and strategic impact.


The Tampa Bay Buccaneers lost to the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, 20-17, and despite it being the team’s seventh defeat in the last eight weeks, the prospect of a fifth straight NFC South title still exists. And it’s not a particularly…

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I’ve reported on more than 40 wars around the world during my career, which goes back to the…

The story of 4 June 1989 wasn’t as simple as we thought at the time: armed soldiers shooting down unarmed students. That certainly happened, but there was another battle going on in Beijing and many other Chinese cities. Thousands of ordinary…