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How Far Is Too Far in Admissions Marketing?
Experts consider how colleges can differentiate themselves from their competitors -- without trash-talking.

Making Marquette More Diverse
To attract Latino students, university links to a network of Catholic high schools, builds transfer relationships with community colleges, and adds Spanish-speaking staffers.

$1.43 Million Wake-Up Call
Experts say jury award to former Iowa athletics official points to gender and sexual orientation bias issues present at many colleges and universities.

Opinion
Defining ‘Harm’ in the Tuvel Affair
The philosophers who sought the retraction of a colleague’s article comparing transgender identity to transracialism have done the real damage in this situation, José Luis Bermúdez writes.

‘Universities and Their Cities’
Author discusses new book about the relationship between higher education and the localities where institutions live.

Race, Safety, Anger
At Colgate, students are furious over a security alert issued over a black student who was carrying a glue gun. At St. Olaf, students protest amid sense that threats against black students have not been taken seriously.

Racial Incidents at 3 Campuses
Minority students report heightened tensions at St. Olaf, American and Baylor.
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