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Inside Higher Education

Online source for higher education news and opinion

• Corporate pathway providers shake up international student landscape and up ante on compensation for agents
• Some third-party pathway partnerships have ended
• Colleges start new academic programs
• Cynthia Nixon taps free college debates with plans to change Cuomo's Excelsior Scholarship
• New Stanford Prison Experiment revelations question findings
• U.S. Department of Education willing to experiment on accreditation
• Canine Life Spans and Size
• Tenure Is Already Dead
• Those who work in academe need to remember the enchanting aspects (opinion)
• Nassar Victims Call for Michigan State President's Ouster

WebWire - Higher Education

College headlines form across the US

• To Live for Christ Is to Live Wittingly
• How Does Spirituality Help?
• Paving the Road toward Unity
• Sheffield Doc/Fest Announces Award Winners 2018
• Metropolitan Storage Warehouse is potential new location for School of Architecture and Planning
• Henkel expands cooperation with ESCP Europe
• BT and partners take quantum leap towards 'ultra-secure' future networks
• Volunteer Helps Keep Honda Campus All-Star Challenge Running Smoothly
• The Friedrich Schiller University Jena Partners with ACD/Labs to Advance its Analytical Data Management Strategy -
• DOCOMO Joins Data Science Affiliates Program of Leading U.S. University

The Boston Globe: College and Education News

The New York Times: College and Education News

• Colleges and State Laws Are Clamping Down on Fraternities
• In the Age of Trump, Civics Courses Make a Comeback
• Colleges Grapple With Where — or Whether — to Draw the Line on Free Speech
• At Christian Colleges, a Collision of Gay Rights and Traditional Values
• New York’s Elite Girls’ Schools Are Starting to Admit Transgender Students
• A Clarinetist’s Girlfriend Didn’t Want Him to Leave. So She Crushed His Dreams.
• Harvard Rated Asian-American Applicants Lower on Personality Traits, Suit Says
• Wealth Matters: A Guiding Hand From College to Not Just a Job, but a Career
• Douglas Bennet, Who Led NPR and Wesleyan, Dies at 79
• Cynthia Nixon’s Education Plan: Ambitious, Progressive, Expensive