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A high school senior today would have been six or seven years old when the Twin Towers fell. And for many younger students, the event is only a distant memory.
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A security firm hired by an Australian university has found vulnerabilities in Blackboard Learn, the popular course-management software, the Australian computer-security publication SC Magazine reported on Friday.
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Paul Kagame, president of Rwanda, came to Pittsburgh Friday to officially announce that Carnegie Mellon University would open a branch campus in his country, where it will offer a master of science in information technology.
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Four student religious organizations at Vanderbilt University may be in jeopardy following a review by the school's administration that takes issue with the groups requiring their leaders share the groups' core religious beliefs.
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Student loan default rates on are on the rise, according to data released by the U.S. Department of Education earlier this week.
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You can still buy bottled water at university vending machines and on-campus stores–for now. That will change if a Michigan Student Assembly initiative to ban the sale of water bottles on campus is successful.