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College Board Sued Over AP Exams
Students whose Advanced Placement exams could not be submitted last week have filed a federal class action suit against the...
Young Adults Likeliest to Change Education Plans
A significant percentage of young adults ages 18 to 24 have already canceled or changed their education plans due to...
Academic Minute: Debt and Price as Predictors of Enrollment
Today on the Academic Minute, Rob K. Larson, associate professor of management at Luther College, explores how student debt is...
Law Professor in Title IX Case Leaves Marquette
Law professor Paul Secunda is no longer working at Marquette University, following accusations that he had an inappropriate relationship with...
New Analysis Says Pandemic Hits Women Graduates Hardest
The American Association of University Women, or AAUW, is calling on policy makers to provide more emergency aid to college students, cancel up to $10,000 of loan debt and close the gender pay gap. The demand is in response to the increased economic uncertainty that women college graduates are now facing due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Survey: Coaching Helps Students Stay Motivated, Calm
Personal coaching helped students in one statewide initiative overcome barriers and find the resources they needed to succeed, according to...
Report: Inequities, Barriers Remain for Degree Attainment
More students who are low-income and first-generation are enrolling in college, but many still aren't completing a bachelor's degree. The...
University of Kentucky Fires All Cheerleading Coaches
The University of Kentucky fired the entire coaching staff for its nationally ranked cheerleading program on Monday, citing a lack...