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Opinion

Reconsidering Extracurriculars in Admissions

To increase equity in admissions and reduce student stress, colleges should consider reducing the number of extracurricular activities applicants can list, Pearl Lo writes.

Scottish University to Sell New York City Campus

Glasgow Caledonian University, which created a New York City campus in 2013 and won th e right to award degrees...

20% of California Community College Applicants Are Scams

About 20 percent of applicants to California community colleges are scams, just designed to obtain student aid without enrolling, The...
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How AI Tools Both Help and Hinder Equity

The technology promises to assist students with disadvantages in developing skills needed for success. But AI also threatens to widen the education gap like no tech before it.

The University of Utah's campus store website displays rainbow-adorned T-shirts, key chains and stickers under the heading "Pride."

Following the Rainbow to the Campus Store

As retailers like Target face backlash for selling Pride Month items, LGBTQ+ students say it’s especially meaningful to see their universities selling such merchandise in the campus store.

Blue-Green Algae and Severe Liver Disease: Academic Minute

Today on the Academic Minute, part of University of California, Irvine, Week: Saurabh Chatterjee, professor of environmental and occupational health...
La Shonda Coleman, associate vice president at Pepperdine University, speaks in Elkins Auditorium to students for a RISE event.

Resilience Skills Curriculum Gets Ahead of Student Crisis

A resiliency skills program at Pepperdine University equips students with tools to address challenges in their lives and create a campus culture that values well-being.

Instructor Found Not Guilty of Murdering Colleague

Edward Gutting, a former Missouri State University instructor, was found not guilty, by reason of insanity, in the murder of...