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A high school student explains why it is vital that she and her compatriots be involved.
No school is immune from the financial disruptions caused by the pandemic, but those with hefty endowments and reserves are faring better than those without. Colleges that are heavily reliant on tuition are watching their revenue dry up as enrollment has fallen, while the expense of testing and reopening has risen.
Federal prosecutors charged Peter Brand and Jie Zhao with conspiring to get two applicants admitted to Harvard as fencing recruits in exchange for bribes.
Some health experts say more efforts should be taken to keep schools open.
The largest school district in the country had been operating in a hybrid mode.
Harvard University prevails again in affirmative-action case that could be headed to the Supreme Court.
The presidential campaign have raised HBCUs' profile, while calls for racial justice following nationwide protests have delivered record donations. But will it last? And is it enough to address generations of disenfranchisement at the hands and states and the federal government?
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And no a video that went viral did not show election workers stuffing ballots in Flint, Michigan, as labeled. It was a video showing alleged ballot stuffing in Russia in 2018.
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Trump voters are likely to be as unhappy with Biden's pick as DeVos critics were with her selection.
At a time when cascading events are making some students feel helpless, and when isolation can be overwhelming, a class at Georgetown University Law Center highlights people who effected important change, with an emphasis on community, social impact and the common good.
Falwell, who resigned as president of the evangelical school in Virginia in August, claims that the university damaged his reputation.
In an extraordinary decision, the judge commended the students for bringing the suit and said it indicated a deep flaw in America's education priorities and policies and that he is worried about the country's future.
The congressional committee is deposing career staff for information about the Trump administration's role in propping up Dream Center Education Holdings as the for-profit college operator spiraled into insolvency.
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Appearing at a Christian college, she also said what she will do if she gets a second term as education secretary.
Judge rejects settlement over stalled student debt relief claims, blames DeVos for harming borrowers
A federal judge denied a proposed court settlement between the Trump administration and defrauded borrowers after the administration revealed its widespread denials of requests for student debt cancellation.
English departments are increasingly under pressure to justify their existence. But have the eternal lessons of great books ever mattered more?
