Higher Education
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At 1 p.m. EST on Dec. 14, journalists participated in a free one-hour training webinar on two new and as-yet little-known data tools
In the last several weeks, reports of hazing, racist attacks and pledge deaths have prompted at least eight universities to suspended fraternity chapters — and in some cases all Greek-affiliated organizations — on campus
For a growing number of public universities, particularly in the midwest, what was once a push for academic excellence is now more like a battle for survival
Dana Goldstein of The New York Times discusses the summer reading lists being assigned to incoming first-year college students, and what those choices reveal
Now that Trump has been elected president, student activists and college administrators are considering how their institutions might respond to federal actions affecting the immigrants in their communities
President Obama substantially altered the landscape of postsecondary education, from making the federal government the direct lender of student loans to changing the climate for how colleges address allegations of sexual assault
