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No 'Snowflakes' at Florida State
Florida State administrators launch campaign for all 6,000 new students, designed to teach them how to cope with both everyday stressors and early trauma, which is shown to lead to greater health problems.
Harassment and Power
The messy NYU case -- in which a feminist scholar is accused, and in which evidence continues to come out -- morphs into a debate about academic stars.
Yield Gain for Low- and Moderate-Income White Women
Emory's Oxford campus has an unexpected boost for a group of students -- and considers what it means.
Dual Enrollment, Multiple Issues
Texas study confirms many theories about why such programs encourage college enrollment and completion, but also identifies frustrations of both students and faculty members.
Sharing Too Much Information?
Lawsuit charges that ACT is violating privacy rights by sharing information about students' disabilities with colleges.
The Week in Admissions News
Students and majors; tuition-free medical school; recruiting Saudi students.
New Programs: Design, Management, Fine Arts, Leadership, Engineering, STEM, Dental Hygiene, Industrial Maintenance, Finance, Psychology
Anderson University is starting an undergraduate minor in visual communication design. California Lutheran University is starting a master's program in...
The End of a Blogging Era at Harvard
As one of the first university-hosted blogging platforms prepares to wind down, concerns arise about the fate of its archives.