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Inside Higher Education

Online source for higher education news and opinion

• $215 Million Settlement in Class Action Over Abuse at USC
• Medium-size institutions look to medical schools for future stability
• Conservative group cancels tickets for students from some campus groups
• New program at Pitt asks recent grads to pay it forward for future students
• New presidents or provosts: Cambrian Cuyahoga Duke Kunshan Griffith Loyola Md. MUW Piedmont Shaw South Seattle USMMA
• For-profit college chain sues feds to keep federal aid amid restructuring
• Differences in Snap Judgments Between Children and Adults
• What a professor wishes he learned in grad school about advising students (opinion)
• American Student Wins Appeal to Enter Israel
• Georgetown Law Students Object to Exam Software

WebWire - Higher Education

College headlines form across the US

• Seeing Life through Literature
• The Revelation of Unspoken Secrets of Evolution
• Five Independent Artists Bring Art and Science Together
• The Certified Industrial Hygienist® Fall Exam Period Underway
• The Age of Correction: A Surprising Revelation from a Descendant of Sages
• Author Gives Recognition to 101 of the NFL's Best Ever Players
• NERC pledges £100 million for postgraduate training
• Neste and Aalto University to begin strategic research cooperation to strengthen Finnish competitiveness
• Prayer, Meditation, and Worship Energizes Spiritual Connection
• Spiritual Manifesto Crosses Thin Line between Physics and Spirituality

The Boston Globe: College and Education News

The New York Times: College and Education News

• Asbestos in a Crayon, Benzene in a Marker: A School Supply Study’s Toxic Results
• How to Write a Good College Application Essay
• The iGen Shift: Colleges Are Changing to Reach the Next Generation
• Colleges and Universities Woo Once-Overlooked Transfer Students
• Q. & A.: Suzanne Collins Talks About ‘The Hunger Games,’ the Books and the Movies
• Thousands of Theodore Roosevelt’s Papers Are Now Online
• Astrology Is Hard, Even if It’s Fake
• Original Big Bird, Caroll Spinney, Leaves ‘Sesame Street’ After Nearly 50 Years
• ‘You Are Still Black’: Charlottesville’s Racial Divide Hinders Students
• Reading Room: 12 Authors Write About the Libraries They Love