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Student Facing Expulsion Over Renting Dorm Room on Airbnb
A sophomore at Emerson College could be facing disciplinary action as a result of listing his dorm room for rent on…
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MIT Announces 5-Year Action Plan to Reduce Fossil Fuel Use
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has announced a five-year plan of action to handle climate change, adding that it would…
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Northwestern Moves From Loans to Grants to Increase Diversity
Northwestern University has announced plans to eliminate loans for its incoming students and instead provide scholarships for undocumented immigrants who have…
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‘Loyola Four’ Student Protesters Face Accusations, Discipline
A disciplinary hearing was held earlier this week for four Loyola University Chicago students who had been accused of going…
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Of Profs at Top 50 Schools, Just One Donated to Republican
According to a recently released report, only one undergraduate professor from the top 50 liberal arts colleges has given a…
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Julia Steiny: A Small Gesture Toward Spreading Higher Ed Wealth
By Julia Steiny Consider for a moment that almost 90 colleges and universities have endowments of a billion – that’s with…
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Tim Wolfe, University of Missouri President, Forced to Resign
Tim Wolfe, the President of the University of Missouri system, has resigned amid increasing protests by African-American students, faculty threatening…
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Regulating College Endowments Is the Wrong Answer
By Dr. Michael A. MacDowell Congressman Tom Reed of New York plans to introduce a bill in the House of…
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Univ of Kentucky’s ‘Taco Literacy’ Course Mixes Mexican Food, Writing
The University of Kentucky is now offering a “taco literacy” course that allows students the opportunity to explore social and…
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University of Akron to Refund $4.1 Million in Student Fees
The University of Akron in Ohio had a 2015-2016 budget which included $10 million in increased fees to assist in…