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Journal Announces Plan to Clear Backlog
The Review of Higher Education, an official publication of the Association for the Study of Higher Education, temporarily suspended submissions...
The Week in Admissions News
Public higher ed; Democratic proposals; compilation on graduate education.
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What to Expect When You're Expecting Tech Transformation
Sessions at Educause touched on academic technology collaboration, transparency around data collection, transitioning to active learning and more.
147 Colleges, Football and Brain Disease
A study released Friday documented that 147 colleges and universities have at least one former football player with the degenerative...
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Activist Generation Searches for Colleges
For increasing numbers of high school students, colleges' political character matters. Activism is most likely to be an essay topic at competitive-admissions colleges.
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Inertia in College Lists
Relatively few students, after experiencing a positive "shock" in SAT scores, apply to much more competitive institutions.
Shooting Victims Include Florida State Professor, Student
The two people murdered Friday in a shooting at a Tallahassee yoga studio both had ties to Florida State University...
Vandalism Follows Professor's Critique on Ideology
Samuel J. Abrams, a professor at Sarah Lawrence College, had his office door vandalized after he wrote an essay in...
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