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North Carolina Loses $1.5M Over Silent Sam Deal
After striking up a deal to pass off the controversial Silent Sam statue, the University of North Carolina at Chapel...
Mills Selling Shakespeare Folio and Original Mozart Score
Mills College will be selling two of its prized possessions after some financial turmoil, reports SFist. The women's college in...
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Do Unconventional Sexual Theories Border on Misconduct?
Students demand more transparency about University of Texas at Austin practices and policies on sexual misconduct by professors. At the same time, others question the continued employment of a professor not accused of or disciplined for misconduct but whose scholarship is based on controversial theories about pedophilia.
Since 2013, Fewer Americans Think College Is Important
According to a new Gallup poll, about half of Americans consider a college education very important, but the percentage of...
Academic Minute: Code-Switching
Today on the Academic Minute, part of Franklin & Marshall Week, Jessica Cox, assistant professor of Spanish and linguistics, delves...
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Ethical College Admissions: Sharknado
A new lawsuit against the College Board -- over whether it sells student data -- raises important issues, writes Jim Jump.
Cincinnati, Dickinson Re-Evaluate Ties With Slave Owners
The University of Cincinnati and Dickinson College are considering purging and reconciling with their attachments to historical slave owners. Last...
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