colleges

Harvard: Chelsea Manning Can Visit, Just Not as a Fellow

By Kevin Lui

‘If Not Us, Who’s Going to Do It?’ Parents Fight for Fraternity Changes After Son's Penn State Hazing Death

By Katie Reilly

Penn State Permanently Bans Fraternity Where Pledge Died Last Month

By Abigail Abrams

Military Veterans Are Protesting Hampshire College's Decision Not to Fly the American Flag

By Maya Rhodan
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Louisiana State University's Tiger Mascot Mike VI Has Died

Mike VI was 11 years old

By Sarah Begley

Occidental College Republicans Slam ‘Vandals’ Who Destroyed Their 9/11 Memorial

American flags planted as a 9/11 memorial were ripped up and thrown in the trash

By Maya Rhodan

College Bans Energy Drinks for Contributing to 'High-Risk Sexual Activity'

The ban will take effect on March 7

By Megan McCluskey

An Oklahoma University Is Forcing Students to Wear Fitbits

The students get graded on their level of aerobic activity.

By Elizabeth Chuck / NBC

Indian City of Chennai Recovering From Floods

Intermittent rain is expected for the next 24 hours, however

By Rishi Iyengar

Watch College Students Across the U.S. Gather in Protest and Solidarity

Scenes from campus struggles in Missouri, Yale, Ithaca and beyond

By Joyce Lee

Students Voice Support for New Missouri President

Mike Middleton is a former administrator, professor and student organizer at college

By Victor Luckerson

How Data Will Help Fix New York City's Jails

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

Fraternity Suspended Over Sexually Suggestive Signs

The signs were taken down, but sparked outrage on social media

By Elisha Fieldstadt / NBC News

Education Department Won't Rate Colleges After All

The Department of Education announced this week that it’s backing off its ambitious and controversial plan to rate all of the nation’s colleges and universities, marking a win for institutions and the vast higher education...

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Here's the Ridiculous Cutoff for One of India's Top Colleges

It's literally only accepting the top 1%

By Rishi Iyengar

Texas Bill Allows Concealed Carry at Public Colleges

If governor signs bill, openly carrying guns on campus would remain prohibited

By Victor Luckerson

Five Best Ideas of the Day: April 2

1. McDonald’s is raising wages for 90,000 employees. That’s a good start, and a strong message to other fast food outlets.By Shan Li and Tiffany Hsu in the Los Angeles Times2. “It must be right:”...

By The Aspen Institute

Five Best Ideas of the Day: March 26

1. Al Qaeda and ISIS are locked in an ideological war, and for once, it’s good to be their mutual enemy.By Daniel Byman and Jennifer Williams in Lawfare2. For the millions left behind by America’s...

By The Aspen Institute

Five Best Ideas of the Day: December 17

1. Independent and third party candidates could break D.C. gridlock — if they can get to Washington.By Tom Squitieri in the Hill2. A new software project has surgeons keeping score as a way to improve...

By The Aspen Institute

More Than 60 Colleges Attend Dartmouth's Sexual Assault Summit

Administrators face pressure to end the mishandling of assault investigations and put effective prevention measures in place

By Maya Rhodan
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