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Cardinal Stritch to Close

The small Franciscan college has experienced an enrollment collapse over the past decade. Now Cardinal Stritch plans to close in late May, following commencement.

Few Changes in ‘U.S. News’ List of Top Law Schools

this is the first year for U.S. News & World Report’s law school ranking since Yale University’s law school (and...
First-year students at Washington University participate in orientation.

Program Launch: Success Center for First-Gen, Limited-Income Students

At Washington University in St. Louis, the Taylor Family Center for Student Success will unite formerly separate resource programs and provide students with peer mentors, financial support and education, and other guidance.

Florida Career College Cut Off From Federal Student Aid

The Education Department’s Office of Federal Student Aid is removing Florida Career College, a for-profit chain with 11 campuses, from...
Students prep for TOEFL

Is TOEFL Losing Its Edge?

The test will cut more than an hour of time, but not its cost. Duolingo continues to grow.

A map shows the outline of a city, with small black pins with a frowny face denoting places to cry.

Wellness Tip: Build a Campus Cry Map

When students need an emotional outlet, a campus cry map can show preferred private spaces to let the tears flow—or create a touch point for staff to step in and help.

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Recommitting to ‘Stewardship of Place’

A new report takes stock of how regional public institutions are serving local communities—and offers lessons for those looking to do so more effectively.

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5 Lessons Learned From Diverse Student Panels

We held panels with students who hold marginalized identities to ask how faculty and administrators can better support them, Matthew R. Johnson, Jennifer Evanuik and Xantha Karp write.