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“Borgs,” which often include a full fifth of vodka, have been described as a harm-reduction tool, but some experts believe the cons of this Gen Z fad outweigh any pros.

Hamilton College’s Connect Team unites students and their major interests to the college’s alumni community with events, blogs and interviews.

Carleton College Christina Farhart, political science Jonathan Lafky, economics Adam Loy, statistics Andrew Poppick, statistics Sandra Rousseau, French Juliane Schicker, German Ithaca College Kyle Armbrust, performance studies Patricia Capaldi, art Mat Fournier, world languages, literatures and cultures David Hajjar, speech-language pathology and audiology Carly Jo Hosbach-Cannon, speech-language pathology and audiology

Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights is investigating more claims about disability discrimination on college campuses as well as allegations of antisemitism as more individuals seek out the office for help.

The California Community College system is on the verge of announcing a new chancellor. 

Butler University is starting a major in public health. Colorado Christian University is starting an M.S. in psychology. Emory & Henry College is master of science in nursing.

Scholar at Palm Beach Atlantic University says he’s been accused of indoctrinating students.

Arizona’s new “American institutions” requirement seeks to build on what students learned in high school civics without sugarcoating the flaws of the U.S. government.

Data from Wake Forest University show that character education helps students develop virtues and think beyond themselves. Now the university is helping develop a character education network across academe.