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College Bans Students From Covering Faces
The Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences has banned students or others on its campuses from covering their faces...
Economy Appears to Shape Survey of Law Students
More law students say that their legal education has bolstered their commitment to public service -- and more students anticipate...
Recalculating Latino STEM Success
Study by USC research center aims to highlight Hispanic-serving colleges that most ably move Latino students into science fields, and graduate them.
Mixed Impact of Aid Shifts
Elite private colleges have seen slight increase in share of student body from low incomes, but their wealthiest students have seen notable gains as well.
Newly Tenured ... at U. of Southern California, Wabash
The following individuals have recently been awarded tenure by their colleges and universities: University of Southern California --Darnell Cole, education...
Serving the Laptopless Student
While many students have their own laptops, computer labs are growing on some campuses.
Making Teaching a Profession
Accreditor of education colleges could look toward medicine, nursing to find a new model for teaching.
U. of Cambridge Plans First Big Bond Offering
Following in the footsteps of its wealthy peers across the Atlantic, the University of Cambridge plans to raise £400 million...