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A class of University students sit together at long desks, each with notebooks and laptops out in front of them as they take notes during the lecture. They are all dressed casually and are listening attentively as they look to the front of the class and soak in all the information.

Success Program Launch: Connecting Humanities Coursework to Careers

A new initiative from Jobs for the Future includes career development in humanities and liberal arts coursework at three community colleges to aid graduates’ career outcomes.

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Disparities in the American Dream

For immigrant families of color, affording the full costs of college is still often out of reach, even after generations in this country, according to a new data analysis.

Grad Workers Unionize at Mount Sinai

Graduate student workers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have voted 218 to 24 to unionize. The...

Cornell International Grad Student Says He Won’t Be Deported

The British Cornell University grad student who said the institution was effectively deporting him over his pro-Palestine activism says he...
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Academic Success Tip: Addressing Math Anxieties

Many college students feel overly nervous about math courses. Here are seven strategies to help them navigate math anxiety.

Michigan Student Government Restores Money for Clubs

After a tense assembly meeting Tuesday, the University of Michigan’s student government voted to restore funding for campus clubs and...

Ohio State Opts for Asynchronous Learning on Election Day

Ohio State University is giving students Election Day off—at least mostly—as part of a pilot program. The university said in...
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What’s Behind the Push for ‘Institutional Neutrality’?

Since last Oct. 7, several institutions have pledged to refrain from speaking on political and social issues. But what does it mean for a university to go neutral?