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The Week in Admissions News
Rural students; California students no longer "at risk"; another closure; students with addictions.
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Converse and Pace Go Test Optional
They will no longer require applicants to submit tests for admissions.
Political Party Competition in States
If one political party controls a state, people lose interest. In today's Academic Minute, part of Butler University Week, Greg...
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Fraternity Fissures
Sigma Phi Epsilon leaves a fraternity trade association, saying the organization needs to do more for student safety.
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Opinion
Willful and for Itself, as Such
Scott McLemee reviews Willful: How We Choose What We Do by Richard Robb.
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Virginia Pledges $1 Billion for Tech Talent Pipeline
Eleven universities in Virginia have been promised just under $1 billion in state funding to substantially grow their computer science programs.
Academic Minute: Political Competition in States
Today on the Academic Minute, part of Butler University Week, Greg Shufeldt, assistant professor of political science, discusses how healthy...
Maryland-Baltimore President Is New System Chancellor
Jay A. Perman, who has led the University of Maryland's professional school campus in Baltimore since 2010, has been chosen...
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