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New report highlights what students have to say about what helps or hinders them while enrolled in community college.
Generation Z Latinx community college students have unique needs related to their culture, socio-economic status, and being the...
Ufuoma C. Abiola has been named associate university librarian for diversity, equity, and inclusion at Princeton University Library...
The Association of American Medical Colleges will host the inaugural “Black Men in Medicine” strategy summit Oct. 20-21 in Washington...
Spelman College will receive nearly $5.7 million from the Simons Foundation to support science and mathematics faculty through...
Bard College is receiving $50 million, which it will put towards strengthening its Native American and Indigenous Studies work...
Tunesha Witcher has been appointed director of global and online learning at Virginia Union University.
Students of color continue to be identified for special education services at higher rates than their white peers.
Emory University is offering a class focused on the life and work of the Atlanta-based multihyphenate behind Madea.
UCLA is acquiring two sites belonging to Marymount California University for $80 million, the largest land acquisition in the...
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As a supporter of the Indspire's Building Brighter Futures: Bursaries, Scholarships and Awards program, McDonald's Canada is thrilled to h
A visual model of Guy Bresler's research would probably look something like a Venn diagram. He works at the four-way intersection where theore
A poet and novelist, a singer, songwriter, painter and photographer, Leonard Cohen was an artistic force. His artistry lives on, and this December
WeTransfer, a leading provider of creative productivity tools, announces the launch of 'Snap Who' an online game on wetransfer.com alongsi
Universities like MIT have produced a number of innovative products for people in low-resource communities around the world. But in order for thos
Keeping up with every new sustainability term isn't easy. While some are products of corporate communication and marketing campaigns, most new
Pharmaceutical companies make some remarkable advances. Could they make significantly more of them? It's possible, but for that to happen, the
The American Museum of Natural History held its ninth commencement under the iconic blue whale in the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life, conferring Ph.D
Today, Pinterest and America's First Teacher, First Lady Jill Biden, announced a first-of-its-kind collaboration to honor and support educator
Today, building on Starbucks historic commitments to offering leading benefits for its partners (employees), Starbucks Coffee Company announced
As Akron continues its evolution into a vibrant community with a thriving downtown, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation is investing over
ComplianceSigns.com, one of the nation's leading suppliers of signs for workplace safety, parking control, 5S and restroom identification, is
The bustling coastal city of Wenzhou made its mark early on Hao Zhang. “It is considered the birthplace of Chinese capitalism, and living th
Best Seller Publishing announces the release of Marc Nolan's new #1 international best-selling book, “College Athletic Scholarships:
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Want to know how few students pay full price, or the odds of getting merit aid? The so-called Common Data Set can help, but some schools don’t post it.
New York’s Hasidic Jewish religious schools have benefited from $1 billion in government funding in the last four years but are unaccountable to outside oversight.
A $50 million facility in upstate New York is trying to teach officers the thing they’ll need most during the next mass shooting: bravery.
A topic that was once steeped in shame and stigma has become normalized, for better or for worse.
The past few years have witnessed a lot of upheaval in the name of political reckoning. Is the pendulum swinging back to tradition?
Many families can borrow most of the cost of college using a Parent PLUS loan. This will not end well.
Jovan Vavic, who was convicted on bribery and fraud, won a striking victory after a string of guilty verdicts and guilty pleas by parents, coaches and others embroiled in the scandal.
The state’s Department of Education issued guidelines that would require students to file legal documents to be called by different pronouns.
A woman who lived in the shadows of Harvard discovers, at 80, that her enslaved ancestors had links to the university.
The University of North Dakota, the latest U.S. college to acknowledge keeping Indigenous bones and artifacts, pledged to work with tribal leaders on returning them.
Columbia University skidded to No. 18, suggesting that the ratings may be flawed and easily manipulated. But for many families, the list is a marker of prestige.
After doubt about its data, the university dropped to No. 18 from No. 2. But now many are asking, can the rating system be that easily manipulated?
Gibson’s Bakery said the liberal arts college had falsely accused it of racism after a Black student was caught shoplifting.
Some of the nation’s poorest pre-K students are the last still under mask mandates, affecting enrollment.
Millions took on debt for college but left without graduating, making it harder to repay their loans. Will the Biden administration’s relief plan get them to try again?
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