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Where Grad Students Struggle With Loan Repayments
A new report examines student loan repayment rates among graduate students -- and finds borrowers who attended historically black colleges struggled the most to pay down their loans within a few years of leaving school.
Anger Over Visa Rules in Britain
Reports of international students and employees being monitored frustrate many academics.
Dartmouth Professor Accused of Misconduct Retires
Dartmouth College president Phil Hanlon announced Thursday that Todd F. Heatherton, one of three professors of psychological and brain sciences...
New Data on the Impact of Undergraduate Research
A new study in BioScience says that undergraduate research contributes to success in careers in the sciences, technology, engineering and...
Academic Minute: Innovation in Large Organizations
Today on the Academic Minute: Priya Kanan-Narasimhan, associate professor of management at the University of San Diego, determines the key...
Arizona Community College Cuts Football
Pima County Community College officials are cutting the institution's football program, according to the Arizona Daily Star. The team will...
House Proposal Would Boost Career and Technical Training, Keep Pell Grant Flat
A House appropriations proposal for fiscal year 2019 would provide a $119 million increase for career and technical education but...
Alumnus Sues Saint John's of Minnesota for Return of Gift
Roger Lindmark is suing his alma mater, Saint John's University of Minnesota, to get back a $300,000 donation he made...