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New program targets the small, overlooked funding gaps that derail college students; with each scholarship recipient also receiving full free access to the platform’s AI-powered career suite.

DALLAS, TX / August 3, 2026 / PeanutButterJelly (PJELLY), the community-driven digital brand behind the PJELLY ecosystem, today announced that applications for the PJELLY Gap Scholarship open on July 25, 2026, with five students to be selected for awards supporting the Fall 2026 term.

Built for the Gaps Traditional Aid Overlooks

Most financial aid is built for tuition. But students are far more often derailed by the smaller costs no aid package covers – a required textbook, a laptop that stops working mid-semester, an application or certification fee. The PJELLY Gap Scholarship is designed specifically for those moments.

Each award round will select five (5) recipients, with each recipient choosing either:

• A laptop computer to support their studies, or
• A $250 cash award.

The Gap Scholarship is the first structured award cycle funded under PeanutButterJelly’s scholarship allocation framework, through which marketplace commissions are allocated to scholarship funding under the project’s publicly stated policy running through 2028.

How to Apply

Applications will be accepted beginning July 25, 2026, through August 25, 2026, at https://www.peanutbutterjelly.io/apply-gap-2026

Eligibility and selection are straightforward by design:

• Applicants must be members of the PJELLY community – membership is free by following PeanutButterJelly on X and Telegram; existing PJELLY holders also qualify;
• Applicants must be currently enrolled in a college or university and apply using a valid .edu email address;
• Applicants must be 18 years of age or older (or have parental/guardian consent);
• Applicants submit a short essay introducing themselves and describing what the award would be used for;
• Recipients are selected on the merit of their essay by the program’s review process. All eligibility paths are treated equally, and essays are reviewed without regard to how an applicant is qualified.

No purchase of any kind is required to apply, qualify, or be selected. Upon acceptance of their award, recipients will be acknowledged on the PeanutButterJelly Scholarship Board, the platform’s public record of awards – with each recipient’s consent obtained as part of the application terms.

Scholarship recipients will be announced as they are selected, with the first recipient expected to be announced on PeanutButterJelly’s X account on or about August 7, 2026. Additional recipients may be announced on a rolling basis throughout the application period.

“We named it the Gap Scholarship because that’s exactly what it fills,” said a PeanutButterJelly spokesperson. “A $250 gap or a broken laptop shouldn’t be the reason a student falls behind. Five students at a time, we intend to close those gaps and publish every award on our Scholarship Board so the community can see exactly where the support goes. And this is just the starting point: as the marketplace grows, we hope to expand both the number of awards and where they can reach.”

Every Recipient Also Receives the Full AI Career Suite

In addition to their laptop or cash award, each Gap Scholarship recipient receives full complimentary access to PeanutButterJelly’s Career Prep and Career Management suite, completed in June 2026 and fully operational within the Member Portal:

• AI Resume Tool – rubric-based resume scoring and improvement support
• AI Cover Letter Generator – tailored cover letter creation and scoring
• Interview Prep Coach – practice and preparation guidance
• Scholarship Matcher – discovery of third-party scholarship opportunities
• Curated Job Board – centralized job and internship discovery
• Application Tracker – organized management of applications and deadlines

Unlike typical resume checkers, the platform’s AI Resume Tool grades every resume against a fixed, weighted rubric – the same standards a hiring manager applies – and performs literal ATS keyword matching, reflecting how automated screening systems actually filter candidates before a human ever reads an application. The tool is built on strict guardrails: it never fabricates skills, employers, or experience, and it distinguishes genuine qualification gaps from transferable strengths a candidate already has. The design intent is that each award closes a financial gap while the career suite helps close the opportunity gap that follows.

About the PeanutButterJelly Ecosystem

The Gap Scholarship and Career Prep suite build on PeanutButterJelly’s existing ecosystem, which maintains relationships with more than 40 approved affiliate merchants, a community-supported scholarship initiative, and charitable giving programs facilitated through The Giving Block. PeanutButterJelly’s operations are funded primarily through marketplace activity and partnerships, with that engagement serving as the key funding source for the platform’s scholarship awards and hunger-relief contributions.

PeanutButterJelly is required to receive approval and meet established criteria to participate in each merchant’s affiliate program. The project is independently operated and is not endorsed by, affiliated with, or in a joint venture with any third-party brand referenced through standard affiliate programs. PeanutButterJelly participates in standard affiliate programs and may earn a commission on qualifying purchases made using its affiliate links or promotional codes. Commissions generated through marketplace activity are allocated in accordance with the project’s publicly stated allocation policy. PeanutButterJelly is a brand and trademark of Veritas Network Holdings.

This press release is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer, solicitation, or investment recommendation.

This press release contains forward-looking statements, including statements regarding the PJELLY Gap Scholarship application window, award structures, selection processes, platform features, and related initiatives. Actual results may differ materially due to risks and uncertainties, including changes in program design, applicant volume, merchant and affiliate program availability, platform performance, regulatory considerations, and broader market conditions.

Links

Website: https://www.peanutbutterjelly.io
Members Portal: https://www.peanutbutterjelly.io/portal
Scholarship Information: https://www.peanutbutterjelly.io/apply-gap-2026
Marketplace: https://www.peanutbutterjelly.io/marketplace
Donate: https://www.peanutbutterjelly.io/donate
Whitepaper: https://www.peanutbutterjellyjelly.io/whitepaper
Press Updates: https://www.peanutbutterjelly.io/press-updates

Social

X (Twitter): https://x.com/PButterJelly
Telegram: https://t.me/PBJelly_Official
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pjelly.pbjelly

Media Contact

PeanutButterJelly Communications
information@peanutbutterjelly.io

SOURCE: Veritas Network Holdings

Redefining Student Wall Style with Trendy Photo Borders and Bold, Nail-Free Dorm Decor Solutions

New York, New York (July 14th, 2026) – Today, TilePix, the leader in nail-free wall décor, is excited to unveil its Walgreens-exclusive “Bordered Designs” dorm décor collection. This line will debut trendy patterned photo tile borders created for college students looking to transform their spaces to reflect their personal style. Launching just in time for back‑to‑school season, TilePix’s playful “Bordered Designs” come in a variety of colors and patterns that instantly turn your best moments into customized wall art. Whether showcasing favorite memories, friendships, family photos or creative artwork, the result is an easy, affordable and completely nail-free way to bring personality and color to any dorm room in minutes.

For today’s students, dorm rooms have become much more than a place to live – they are a canvas for self-expression. As social media continues to fuel inspiration around room makeovers, dorm tours and evolving aesthetics, students are looking for affordable and flexible ways to create a space that feels uniquely their own. TilePix’s new “Bordered Designs” dorm décor line helps bring those visions to life with colorful, customizable photo borders designed exclusively for Walgreens shoppers. Featuring patterns like polka dots, stripes, gingham and more, the collection makes it easy to create a look that feels one-of-a kind – with no nails, no tools and no wall damage.

“Students are putting more thought into styling their dorm rooms than ever before, treating these spaces as an extension of their personality and style,” said Kelsey Kinel, Head of Marketing at TilePix. “TilePix has always been a natural fit for college living thanks to our nail-free hanging technology. The launch of our “Bordered Designs” takes the dorm decorating experience to the next level by giving students even more ways to personalize their favorite photos and create a space that feels uniquely their own. We’re thrilled to launch this exclusive collection with Walgreens and bring a fresh new approach to our nail-free wall art for the back-to-school season.”

To add these “Bordered Designs” to TilePix’s prints, shoppers can visit the TilePix page on Walgreens.com, select any TilePix product, upload their photos through the customization tool and select the “More Designs” tab. Then, they should select the “Bordered Designs” folder, choose their favorite pattern, and explore the “Design Variations” tab for even more color options. These curated borders for back-to-college are available on any framed or glass TilePix sold at Walgreens. The “Bordered Designs” are also available on the black and white Classic 8×8 frames for FREE Same Day Pickup* at thousands of Walgreens locations nationwide, making it as easy as a walk to the local campus Walgreens for students to grab their custom décor and bring their dorm gallery vision to life. https://photo.walgreens.com/store/tilepix

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About TilePix:
Having launched October 2022, TilePix’s innovation is flipping the wall décor industry on its head, making wall design accessible, easy, and unbelievably fun. TilePix products are mounted with a patented magnetic hanging system, which means no nails, no hassle and absolutely no wall damage (seriously!). Instead, TilePix reframes the potential of the wall; its magnets enable everyone to hang (…and re-hang and re-hang) custom gallery walls in seconds, making TilePix the leading option for dorm dwellers, apartment renters and DIY enthusiasts. TilePix’s vision is to fill every white wall with creativity because with the right tools and a little guidance, everyone should feel empowered to be creative. Their wall décor is fully customizable. All you have to do is upload your uniquely original photos, art or designs to their site to seamlessly curate the gallery of your dreams. The brand has a diverse assortment of top wall décor products to pick from, like sleek glass prints, skateboard decks, framed photo tiles, canvas, posters, and more. The site also has playfully versatile design tools, like Splits. This creative feature stretches a single image across unlimited amounts of wall décor, bringing an unbelievably larger-than- life statement piece to the home. TilePix ships nationwide and TilePix frames are available for FREE Same Day Pick-up* at over thousands of Walgreens locations across America, making it the perfect option for last-minute shoppers, who need quick gifts or DIY pieces. Its parent brand Tracer is known as the leader in the printing industry, celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. Tracer has deep rooted relationships in printing with big leaders, like Walgreens. TilePix provides unmatched creative resources, unlike other decor brands, to uplift and support designers at various stages of their career. You can shop artist partnership collections like Jonathan Adler on TilePix’s artist marketplace too.

*Pickup in as little as 30 minutes based on national averages, actual times may vary. Available for eligible items when your order is $10 or more (after promo codes & coupons are applied and before taxes). Exclusions and restrictions apply. Visit https://www.walgreens.com/store-services/store-pickup for details.

Deal Includes 1 Gig for $50 per Month, Peacock Premium, Same-Day WiFi, and Up to $200 Virtual Prepaid Mastercard

If the WiFi in your off-campus house or apartment needs to survive multiple roommates, late-night study sessions, hours of gaming, streaming your favorite show and everyone on FaceTime at once, Xfinity has a new deal just for you.

Eligible university students who are living off-campus can now get the nation’s fastest and most reliable network this back-to-school season, with 1 Gig speeds for only $50 per month for one year, plus Peacock Premium, and a $200 virtual prepaid Mastercard.

Don’t need Gig speeds, or looking to keep the budget light? Students can also choose 500 Mbps for only $35 per month for one year, plus a $100 virtual prepaid Mastercard.

Students who sign up will receive Xfinity WiFi equipment and unlimited data included with no annual contract required.

Students can also take advantage of f Xfinity’s all-new same-day WiFi, offering same-day equipment pick-up from any Xfinity store or delivery right to your doorstep for eligible households within hours of signing up. Or, professional installation is an option for students who want the extra help – all set-up through the Xfinity app.

Whether you’re submitting an assignment five minutes before it’s due, interviewing for that dream internship, streaming the big game, or sharing WiFi with a house full of roommates, these plans are built to keep up with college life.

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COHEAO’s “Mapping the Gap” report shows how the new federal limits may create operational challenges for clinical programs and smaller institutions while opening strategic financing opportunities for some well-resourced campuses.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Coalition of Higher Education Assistance Organizations (COHEAO) today released Mapping the Gap: The New Graduate and Professional Loan Caps & The Uneven Exposure Across Higher Education, a national report examining how new federal graduate and professional student loan limits may affect students, institutions, healthcare workforce preparation, and campus operations.

Beginning July 1, 2026, Grad PLUS borrowing will be eliminated for new borrowers, and new annual and aggregate federal loan limits will apply. Graduate programs will generally be subject to a $20,500 annual federal limit and a $100,000 aggregate graduate borrowing limit, while programs that qualify as professional programs will be subject to higher limits.

The report builds from publicly available graduate and professional loan-limit data developed by the American University Postsecondary Education and Economics Research Center, drawing on Department of Education data for Academic Years 2021–2023. COHEAO uses that public baseline to examine how potential financing pressure may vary by program cluster, institution type, state, repayment environment, and response capacity.

Using COHEAO’s program-cluster framework, the report highlights patient-facing healthcare (PFHC) as the largest and most policy-relevant area of modeled exposure, accounting for approximately $6.1 billion — about 70 percent — under the report’s broad workforce definition. The category includes clinical healthcare, allied health, behavioral health, clinical social work, counseling and therapy, and related fields.

The PFHC concentration is especially important because many of these programs are tied to clinical and workforce preparation but do not always fit neatly into federal loan-limit categories. COHEAO’s public-facing PFHC framework includes approximately $2.97 billion in core clinical healthcare exposure, approximately $1.56 billion in allied health exposure, and approximately $563.8 million in advanced and clinical nursing exposure.

“COHEAO’s members work directly with students and families navigating the financial realities of higher education every day. Many programs that communities rely on for clinical workforce preparation face new financing challenges under this new cap structure,” said Karen Reddick, President of COHEAO. “Institutions will need clear communication, coordinated student support, and early planning to help students understand their options before financing questions become enrollment, persistence, or student-account issues.”

The report also shows that exposure varies not only by program, but by campus environment and response capacity. Under COHEAO’s working high-brand definition, 166 institutions account for approximately $3.3 billion in modeled exposure and may have stronger alumni, employer, health-system, advancement, or institutional resources to support targeted responses. Private nonprofit institutions with fewer than 5,000 undergraduate students account for approximately $1.9 billion in modeled exposure, highlighting where smaller institutions may face sharper operational pressure if exposure is concentrated in a small number of graduate or professional programs.

“The new caps should not be viewed as a uniform national shock, but as a localized transition,” said Wes Huffman, Strategic Advisor to COHEAO. “While the change creates distinct student-account and access pressures for some institutions, it also offers well-resourced campuses an opportunity to design proactive, targeted financing strategies.”

For institutions, the findings point to practical planning questions:

• Which programs have borrowing patterns above the new caps?
• Where could gaps show up as unpaid balances or larger payment plans?
• Are private loan options likely to be available on workable terms?
• What role could employers, alumni, foundations, or institutional partners play?

Repayment context and private-market capacity are also central to the transition. Private and state-based education lenders may expand in response to the policy change, but greater market capacity does not guarantee access for students. Some students may have difficulty finding a creditworthy cosigner, face higher rates, be denied, or be discouraged from applying. Prepared with analytical and drafting support from Campus Access Partners, the report uses the GAP Index framework to organize exposure across programs, institutions, states, repayment environments, credit conditions, and campus operations. It is intended to serve as a practical planning resource for campuses and policymakers.

The initial report was released in connection with COHEAO’s Annual Conference in Washington, D.C., and is part of a broader Mapping the Gap series. COHEAO expects to release a companion analysis focused on patient-facing healthcare programs shortly after the conference, including additional detail on clinical, allied health, behavioral health, and related workforce exposure, as well as how professional-degree definitions could affect the exposure map.

Mapping the Gap is available at: https://coheao.org/mapping-the-gap/

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About COHEAO
The Coalition of Higher Education Assistance Organizations is a partnership of colleges, universities, and organizations dedicated to promoting access to postsecondary education. COHEAO members work across student accounts, campus-based lending, payment plans, servicing, collections, borrower support, and higher education finance operations.

Media Contacts: Donna Stelling-Gurnett: dgurnett@hinmanstraub.com

The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor society, today announced the recipients of a 2026 Phi Kappa Phi Study Abroad Grant. The $1,000 grants were awarded to 75 students across the nation.

The grants are designed to support undergraduates, both members and nonmembers from campuses that have Phi Kappa Phi chapters, as they seek expanded knowledge and experience in their academic fields by studying abroad.

“We are honored to support this year’s Study Abroad recipients as they expand their academic journeys beyond the classroom and across the globe,” said Society Executive Director and CEO Dr. Bradley R. Newcomer. “These students exemplify curiosity, leadership, and a dedication to lifelong learning. We look forward to seeing how their international experiences will broaden their perspectives, enrich their education, and shape the impact they make in their communities and professions.”

The selection process for a study abroad grant is based on the applicant’s academic achievement, campus and community service, relation of travel to academic preparation and career goals, a personal statement, letters of recommendation and acceptance into a study abroad program.

Established in 2001, the Study Abroad Grant Program is part of the Society’s robust portfolio of award and grant programs, which currently gives more than $1 million each year to outstanding students and members through graduate and dissertation fellowships, funding for post-baccalaureate development, and grants for local, national and international literacy initiatives.

For the complete list of recipients from the program, please visit www.phikappaphi.org/2026StudyAbroad. The application process for 2027 will open on Dec. 15, 2026.

About Phi Kappa Phi

Founded in 1897, Phi Kappa Phi is the nation’s oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines. Phi Kappa Phi inducts approximately 20,000 students, faculty, professional staff and alumni annually. The Society has chapters on more than 300 select colleges and universities in the United States and its territories. Membership is by invitation only to the top 10 percent of seniors and graduate students and 7.5 percent of juniors. Faculty, professional staff and alumni who have achieved scholarly distinction also qualify. The Society’s mission is to “cultivate a community that celebrates and advances the love of learning.” For more information, visit www.PhiKappaPhi.org.

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