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

By Maya Rhodan

Rand Paul Will Teach D.C. College Students About Dystopias

By Alana Abramson

Ivy League Graduates and Other Monsters

By Sam Jacobs

Documents Report 113 Sexual Misconduct Cases Across the University of California System

By Kate Samuelson
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U.K. Grads Warned Not to Throw Caps

Company promises to "Photoshop them in above the group before printing"

By TIME Staff

Thousands March in New Delhi Sedition Protest

Kanhaiya Kumar was arrested last week after "anti-India" slogans were allegedly shouted at an event on the university's campus

By Rishi Iyengar

Study: Public University Tuition Way Up Since Recession

State budgets for higher education are still suffering

By Claire Groden / Fortune

200 South Korean Academics in Massive Plagiarism Scam

Some 200 professors from up to 50 universities are implicated

By Rishi Iyengar

This Is Uber’s Plan to Invade New York State

And it might just work

By Benjamin Snyder/Fortune

South African Students Revolt Against Tuition Hikes

Many have denounced the bump as racially discriminatory

By Nash Jenkins

Japanese Universities Slash Humanities and Social Sciences

The cuts, at the Education Ministry's request, have caused profound concern among academics

By Nash Jenkins

U.S. News & World Report Releases Best Colleges List

The rankings assess nearly 1,800 colleges and universities on 16 criteria

By Nash Jenkins

A Billionaire Hedge Fund Manager Made Harvard's Biggest Donation Ever

It topped the $350 million record

By Laura Lorenzetti / Fortune

'Helicopter Parenting' Hurts Kids Regardless of Love

Sorry, Tiger Moms

By Alissa Greenberg

How a Little Bribery Could Be a Good Thing

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

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 5

1. 2.7 million American children have a parent in prison. We can learn from South Africa’s belief in a “right to childhood.”By Lauren Lee White at the USC Center on Public Diplomacy2. Imagine handling an...

By The Aspen Institute

Princeton Receives $300 Million Rare Book Collection

Donation includes the earliest Bible prints, the original print of the Declaration of Independence and Beethoven's signed music sketchbook

By Sabrina Toppa

Dartmouth Bans Hard Alcohol on Campus

Fraternities need to reform or disband, says Dartmouth president

By Josh Sanburn

Grad Speaker Calls Out Students for Protest

William Bowen, a former Princeton University president, criticized Haverford College students who rallied against a former University of California, Berkeley chancellor as their speaker because of his management of a 2011 protest that led to police force

By Nolan Feeney
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