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The U.S. Supreme Court is considering challenging California's policy of granting in-state tuition to qualified illegal immigrant students.
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The Maryland DREAM Act would grant in-state tuition to illegal immigrants who meet certain requirements. It passed in May, but advocates are gearing up for a referendum.
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The University of Chicago may soon tear down an apartment building Ronald Reagan lived in as a child. And, strangely enough, nobody’s making a big fuss.
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Seventy-five Dartmouth College faculty have signed a letter protesting the school's decision to award an honorary degree to former President George H.W. Bush.
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MSU professor Sharif Shakrani has been released from university affiliation after a campus investigative committee found he engaged in research misconduct.
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The DoE Office for Civil Rights is soliciting information, as part of its Title IX investigation into allegations of Yale's inadequate response.
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Vermont, Washington State, and Northern Iowa face fines of up to $27,500 per infraction for improper records-keeping of crime statistics.
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Gov. Chris Christie defended his economic record before an audience of roughly 300 at a lecture in McCosh Hall on Friday at Princeton.
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Seven studentsfiled complaints against Chick-fil-A for vend at the two main dining areas on campus once a week.