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Harvard Law still lists one faculty member as a Native American. But the university won't say who that person is.
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Chen Guangcheng, a Chinese activist and dissident who was threatened by the Chinese government and has sought U.S. help, has been offered a place at New York University.
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Governor Haslam’s potential veto doesn’t represent small-government conservatism; it treats Tennessee taxpayers as an ATM for a university system that sneers at their core values and suppresses the religious liberty of their own kids
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Inside Higher Ed wonders whether higher education issues might dominate the not-too-distant political future.
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In the first of three campus town halls in California this week, presidential candidate Ron Paul spoke at California State University, Fullerton on Wednesday night.
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"MIT's and Harvard's mission is to provide affordable education to anybody who wants it," Anant Agarwal, an MIT computer science and artificial intelligence expert who is edX's first president, said in an interview. "Millions of people in the world don't have access to quality education."... Read More