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Local Students Named to University at Buffalo’s Spring 2026 Dean’s List

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By William Cox, Michael Helke
| River Cities' Reader Verified
BUFFALO, NEW YORK (June 18, 2026) — The following local students were named to the University at Buffalo's spring 2026 Dean's List. William Cox of Port Byron, Illinois. Kailey Detloff of Moline, Illinois. UB is New York State's flagship university and the largest and most comprehensive institution in the State University of New York system. "Each term, we are inspired by the determination and drive of our students," says Ann Bisantz, vice provost and dean of undergraduate education.
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KBRA Releases Research – Private Credit: Much Ado About Nothing – Perspectives on Columbia Business School Paper About Private Ratings Original

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By William Cox
| Business Wire
- NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--KBRA releases commentary following the recent publication of the Columbia Business School’s Rating Without Market Discipline paper, which raises important questions regarding the growth of private ratings in U.S. life insurer portfolios and the interaction between ratings and regulatory capital.
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DEI is Out. But We Can Keep Doing the Work, with Science and Joy

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By William Cox
| ucpress.edu
By William T. L. Cox, PhD, author of Overcoming Bias Habits:An Evidence-Based Guide to Creating a Joyfully Inclusive World Corporate America and beyond have turned against DEI. But that’s not only because symbolic culture wars have overridden good sense and meaningful progress—it’s also because many DEI programs just did not work or deliver what they promised. But we do not have to accept the current state of affairs. Institutions will always let us down in the end.
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