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In This College AI Course, Descartes And Rousseau Are On The Syllabus
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Nike Founder Donates $1 Billion To The University Of Oregon
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Vanderbilt To Pay Tuition For Families Earning $200,000 Or Less
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DHS Finalizes Immigration Rule That Imperils Status Of Many Students
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The Trump administration has finalized an immigration rule that is expected to imperil the status of many international students.
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Federal Swatting Guidance Urges Schools To Prepare, Train Staff
Swatting hoaxes have disrupted schools and colleges nationwide. New federal guidance urges K-12 and college leaders to train staff, run drills and plan with police.
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7 Mentor-Hunting Mistakes Young People Make (And What To Do Instead)
Looking for a mentor? Avoid these 7 common networking mistakes young people make, plus simple fixes to build mentor relationships that actually last.
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Student Loan Defaults Are High. Colleges Are Getting A Warning.
About 1,800 colleges have a quarter of borrowers or more behind on student loan payments, new Education Department data show.
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How Did Computer Tech Giants Commandeer America’s Classrooms
In Coding Kids, journalist Natasha Singer tells the story of how computer education became “a handy vector for tech giants to capture the classroom.”
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What Columbia’s 2025–26 Common Data Set Reveals About College Admissions
Columbia’s newly released Common Data Set shows that the most notable development is in applicants’ favor: the university expanded its entering class by roughly 20%.
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When The Next Startup Isn’t A Company—It’s A Mindset
What happens when millions of Indian students stop waiting to act and get the freedom to fail? Mekin Maheshwari left a thriving tech career to find out.
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Ken Griffin Gives Carnegie Mellon University A Record $3 Billion
Hedge Fund CEO Ken Griffin is donating $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University. It’s the largest gift in American higher education history.
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University Of Michigan Walks Back Policy Scrapping Letter Grades For Freshmen
The University of Michigan won’t be introducing a pass/no credit grading policy for freshmen after all. First announced in August, the plan has now been put on hold.
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How To Get Into Caltech, Where They Check If The Work Is Yours
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Remote Work Built Flexibility. Corporate Retreats Rebuild Connection.
Remote work gave teams flexibility but cost them connection. Here's why corporate retreats are booming and how to plan one that builds a stronger team.
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