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Colonialism-Defending Professor Settles Tweet Suit With U of Oregon
Wellesley Strike May Impact Course Credit for Students
Students who were at the minimum course load to be considered full-time will have to hop into another class with just four weeks left in the semester.
A Pipeline From Enrollment to Employment
A new University of Miami program guides incoming students through how to utilize their Federal Work-Study eligibility with hopes of improving persistence.
Tribal Colleges Fear for Their Federal Funding
As the Trump administration slashes government spending, some tribal college leaders are preparing for the worst.
Former Harvard President Looks Back on Decades of Protests
In a new book that connects the past and present of student activism, Neil Rudenstine explores decades of protests, including his own experiences beginning in 1967.
FBI Raids Indiana U Cybersecurity Professor’s Homes
Trump Opens Review of Harvard’s Grants and Contracts
The president’s antisemitism task force will carry out a “comprehensive” investigation that follows the same playbook it used for a review at Columbia University.
Data: Community College Pell Grant Recipients Less Likely to Transfer, Persist
Recent data from the Richmond Federal Reserve finds, across five states, low-income students are less likely to earn a degree or certificate compared to their peers.