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Virginia Increases Campus Gun Restrictions, While Florida Allows Armed Workers

The diverging actions by Democratic and Republican leaders underscore the red state–blue state divide on university firearm regulations.

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Students Want Debate, Yet Tend to Self-Censor

College students want to debate but are afraid to do it, according to a recent report from Banjo, an online...
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Opinion

Navigating the Postdoc’s Hidden Curriculum

Understanding unspoken expectations can help you make more out of your postdoc—and make you a stronger candidate for your next role.

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Opinion

25 Years Into the College Completion Movement: What We Did Right, and What We Should Do Next

Completion for completion’s sake can’t be the goal we build all our efforts around.

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Minnesota Contends With $131M Aid Shortfall

It’s the third year in a row in which the state can’t meet demand for student aid, thanks to rising enrollment, changes to FAFSA and tuition hikes.

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2026 FAFSA Completion Rate Hits Record High

A record share of the high school Class of 2026 has completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, the...
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UChicago Offers Free Tuition to Students With Family Income Under $250K

Starting in fall 2027, the University of Chicago will offer free tuition to students whose families earn less than $250,000...
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Opinion

Lessons for the Silly Season

Why do colleges get commencement speakers wrong every year?