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American Universities Must Choose: Do They Want to Be Equal or Elite?

By Daniel Markovits

College Board Is Introducing SAT 'Adversity Score'

By Rachel E. Greenspan

Democrats Are No Longer Afraid of a Trillion-Dollar Price Tag. Here's Why

By Ryan Teague Beckwith

Here's What Americans Think of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Most Provocative Ideas

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University Suspends Fraternity After Woman Sues Over Explicit Video Shared Without Her Consent

She is being represented by Stormy Daniels' attorney, Michael Avenatti

By Katie Reilly

Here Are 10 of the Best Pieces of Advice From 2018 Commencement Speakers

Speakers from Oprah Winfrey to Jeff Flake have offered wisdom to new graduates

By Katie Reilly

A New Era of Protest Is Energizing Historically Black Colleges and Universities. But There Are Challenges

A new era of protest is energizing historically black colleges and universities

By Maya Rhodan

Student Who Took on ‘Crushing’ Debt Angry After Betsy DeVos Scales Back Investigations of For-Profit Colleges

“I don’t know how you can sleep at night"

By Katie Reilly

Rex Tillerson Seemed to Be Taking a Swipe at President Trump in His Commencement Speech

"Look for employers who set high standards for personal conduct"

By Katie Reilly

These Dreamers' Futures Are in Doubt. They're Headed to College Anyway

"One of the safest places for an undocumented student is on a college campus"

By Maya Rhodan

Howard Students Take Over Administration Building in Protest Amid Financial Aid Scandal

"I am listening to you," Howard's president said Friday

By Katie Reilly

Record Numbers of College Students Are Seeking Treatment for Depression. Schools Can't Keep Up

Not long after Nelly Spigner arrived at the University of Richmond in 2014 as a Division I soccer player and aspiring surgeon, college began to feel like a pressure cooker. Overwhelmed by her busy soccer...

Yale Rape Accuser Asked What She Was Wearing

"This case is every survivor’s worst victim-blaming nightmare," one advocate said

By Katie Reilly

Miami and Pittsburgh Sororities Suspended Amid Hazing Investigations

One investigation began when a mother noticed bruises on her daughter

By Katie Reilly

Parents of Fraternity Hazing Victims Come Together for the First Time: 'We Don't Want Any More Kids to Die'

The parents of more than a dozen students who have died in alleged fraternity hazing incidents will gather for the first time this weekend, traveling from around the country to South Carolina on a mission...

By Katie Reilly

Michigan State Won't Fire President Amid Criticisms Over Nassar Abuse

Students and state lawmakers have called on the president to resign

By Katie Reilly

James Comey to Teach Ethical Leadership Course at College of William & Mary

The former FBI director's course will start in fall this year

By Kate Samuelson

9 Suspects Face Hazing Charges in Death of FSU Fraternity Pledge Andrew Coffey

The Florida State junior died after a "big brother" ritual in November

By Katie Reilly

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos Just Gave $33 Million to a Scholarship Fund for 'Dreamers'

The grant will give scholarships to 1,000 undocumented students

By Katie Reilly

Professor Teaching ‘White Racism’ Class Gets Hundreds of ‘Vile’ Calls and Emails

"I think we need to name white racism"

By Katie Reilly
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