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Hack at Columbia Hits 870K People
A hacker accessed Columbia University’s IT system and stole sensitive information related to students, applicants and employees.
Peer Mentors Help Students Navigate Prehealth Programs
Emory University hires dozens of junior and senior students to give advice and encouragement to students pursuing medical and health-related careers.
How Financial Support From Parents Relates to Students’ Basic Needs
Students who report little to no financial assistance from their families while in college are more likely to be food or housing insecure, according to a new brief.
Scoring the AP English Exam: A Diary
An English professor writes that the experience left him underwhelmed but well-fed.
Survey: Families Spending More on College
Research: Equity Gaps in Academic Advising
A study of academic advising finds that historically marginalized groups are less likely to see improvements in time to graduation or GPA after meeting with an adviser compared with their white peers.
Georgetown Researcher Detained by ICE May Continue Working as Litigation Proceeds
Survey: Most Parents Still Want Their Kids to Go to College
A new survey from Gallup and the Lumina Foundation shows that the majority of parents, no matter their party affiliation, prefer that their children’s plans after high school include some form of higher education.
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