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Some higher ed experts have wondered whether American universities will ever see a large drop-off in college attendance, given skyrocketing tuition rates and mounting evidence that a degree isn't necessarily indicative of intelligence (to say nothing of the thousands of graduates doing jobs that don't require degrees).
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University presidents and administrators aren't taking kindly to this threat.
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Claremont Mckenna College in southern California has initiated a formal internal review after news emerged that a senior administrator had been falsifying the school's reported average SAT scores for the past seven years.
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The lawsuit alleges religious discrimination, because EMU's psychology program mandates that psychology students must affirm the lifestyles of gay patients.
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An occurrence of racial harassment at Northwestern University earlier this month has prompted the university community to do everything—absolutely everything—to combat racism on campus. What happened?
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The actor and perennial student James Franco is doing his best to show USC at its worst: The USC-centered Web reality series, focuses on a bacchanal a la "The Hangover": Amorous, good-looking young people hooking up, wild parties, run-ins with the law and booze. Lots and lots of it... Read More