News Feeds (RSS)
Be the first to receive the latest news and events from Walden University. Subscribe to one or all of our feeds now.
- Walden Ponder News and accomplishments from the Walden University community
- ConnectEd Articles and blogs from an online community for educators to be informed, engaged, and inspired
- Think+Up Articles and blogs from a dynamic community of business, engineering, and IT professionals exchanging ideas to improve organizations and industries
- All Walden News News and accomplishments from the Walden University community, plus the articles and blogs from Think+Up and ConnectEd
You may need Internet Explorer 7 or Firefox to view these Web pages. However, most browsers work with actual RSS readers.
What is RSS?
The term stands for “really simple syndication,” a format for publishing online content such as news articles and blog postings from multiple sources to one convenient location. Typically, headlines and summaries are sent to a Web-based reader you can access with your computer or mobile device. These headlines link to full articles on the Web site that originally published them. RSS feeds are free.
How do I read an RSS feed?
You may use a Web-based news reader, such as Yahoo or Google, or you may install a news reader that is compatible to your computer operating system. Most news readers are free.
After installing the news reader, headlines and summaries will be sent automatically to your computer as they are published.
You can subscribe to RSS feeds by clicking on the RSS orange button or by cutting and pasting the RSS feed URL into your news feeder.
