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Admissions Movement to Support Student Protests Grows
More colleges announce that students who are suspended for participating in peaceful activism will not be hurt in admissions process.
If You Make Them Laugh, Will They Apply?
Colleges bombard bright high school students with pitches. Will an unexpected bit of humor motivate them to look more seriously at an institution?
The Week in Admissions News
Admissions leaders assure anti-gun protesters; anger over email from College Board; growth for AP program.
Another Merger Likely; Another Closure
Lasell and Mount Ida announce that they may combine. Concordia in Alabama will shut down -- second small college in a week to announce such plans.
Who Gets Shouted Down on Campus?
University of Virginia is latest campus to see disruption of events featuring speakers from Israel.
Balking at the Buyer
Faculty worry proposed buyer for Westminster Choir College has more experience working with steel than with education. Now a seminary is suing to block the sale.
Lawrence Krauss Accused of Harassing Women
Several talks by Lawrence Krauss, a professor of physics at Arizona State University and a well-known skeptic, were canceled after...
Academic Minute: The Character Gap
Today on the Academic Minute, Christian Miller, professor of philosophy at Wake Forest University, discusses why making slow, incremental change...