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VILLANOVA NEWS
Villanova University has announced the appointment of Tej Patel as Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer (CIO), effective Monday, Sept. 9. As Villanova’s Vice President for Information Technology and CIO, Patel will oversee the University’s overall technology strategy to support teaching, learning, research, operations and the student experience.
Patrick Tiernan '16 CLAS Heads to Paris as University Celebrates Latest Chapter of Olympic Tradition
For the 20th consecutive Summer Olympics there will be at least one Villanovan competing on the world's biggest stage. Former track & field standout Patrick Tiernan '16 CLAS was named one of five athletes selected by the Australian Olympic Committee to compete in the marathon at Paris 2024 Olympics. It will be the third Olympics for Tiernan, a national champion in cross country for the Wildcats in 2016 who previously competed in track events at the 2016 and 2020 Olympics.
Villanova University Update on Cabrini Campus
“We are honored and humbled to be the new stewards of the Cabrini legacy and its beautiful campus,” said Villanova University President the Rev. Peter M. Donohue, OSA, PhD, as Villanova assumed ownership of the 112-acre campus in Radnor, Pa., on Friday, June 28.
Spring 2024 Villanova Magazine
The digital edition of the Spring 2024 Villanova Magazine is now available. The cover story features the prestigious Opus Prize, an annual faith-based humanitarian award which the University had the privilege of hosting last year. Also, in this issue, Villanova's COVID-19 Caring About Health for All Study; and a look at the new home for Falvey Library.
Mixed Signals: Mojtaba Vaezi, PhD, Uses Artificial Intelligence to Curb Cellphone Interference
It’s a frustration experienced by cellphone users the world over: calls that range from muddy to incomprehensible or, at worst, cut out entirely. The decades-long inconveniences are due to a shortage of bandwidth, which restricts the amount of information a cellular network can transmit at any given moment. Dr. Vaezi, who runs the Wireless Networking Laboratory at Villanova, is leading a project that could change the way cellular networks operate, significantly minimizing interference.
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