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Is the Jig Up for Elite Higher Education?
First Amendment-protected free speech all but vanished on elite campuses. Any guest speaker who dared to critique abortion on ...
Dr. Royel Montel Johnson
Dr. Royel Montel Johnson, a tenured professor at the University of Southern California's Rossier School of Education, is a ...
Dr. Anthony Culpepper
Dr. Anthony Culpepper, president of Los Angeles Southwest College, is a key advocate for diversity, equity, inclusion and ...
Daily Freeman1h
Collegians: Treza Gurung of Pine Bush graduates from University of Maryland Global Campus
Treza Gurung of Pine Bush graduated, cum laude, from University of Maryland Global Campus, with a bachelor of science degree ...
Universities in precarious position as Trump uses research funding as a wedge
The Trump administration is taking advantage of the entanglement of university finances and government funding, seeking to ...
Anchorage Daily News3h
‘Serious condition of dilapidation’: Alaska lawmakers show renewed interest in school maintenance funding
The Alaska Department of Education and Early Development broadly recommends that 3% of building values be allotted annually ...
Connecticut Public3h
Will Connecticut have to pick up the pieces of U.S. Department of Education ‘overhaul’?
While Connecticut does not get as much federal funding as some others, towns and cities with higher concentrations of ...
Spring Arts Preview 2025: Cellist Peter Ko is thriving at UCSD and beyond
Now a candidate for a doctorate in music, the former computer-engineering major performs a San Diego New Music concert Monday ...
KARK4h
Is Public Service Loan Forgiveness going away? Understanding Trump’s executive order
( NerdWallet) – On Mar. 7, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that seeks to limit who can qualify for Public ...
Texas Public Radio6h
As enrollment in online college grows, students wonder: Why does it cost more?
Two-thirds of private four-year universities and colleges with online programs charge more for them than for their ...
College in the High School soars in popularity across WA
UW in the High School was Washington’s first program, started in 1981 to help gifted kids who were chafing at high school’s academic limitations and ready to do college work, Stetter said. In recent ...