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...and these 8 business leaders say you don't need a college degree to be successful
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Arizona State University is not a state agency nor a representative of surrounding cities, but it is instrumental in creating a regional scheme to force smart city tech on 4.2 million people and 22 cities in Arizona. ? TN Editor
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Future Australian teachers are struggling to pass a basic literacy tests before they graduate from university – and are paying for tutoring services to qualify.
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A recent Pew Research Center survey finds that only half of American adults think colleges and universities are having a positive effect on our nation.
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UCLA cancels on-campus facial recognition amid backlash over privacy that likened the school's use of the technology to Orwell's '1984'
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Black woman shouts 'this is a space for people of color' at students in multicultural center - before University of Virginia says the facility is open to everyone
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The Department of Education has opened an investigation into the millions of dollars in foreign funding going to Harvard and Yale Universities.
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As more Gen Zers come of age, they would be wise to learn from the mistakes of millennials and think twice before borrowing money to pay for school.
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For some reason, our culture is one that preaches that furthering your education is always worth the price tag, and the truth is, that simply isn't the case.
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These ongoing revelations about the reality of higher education in the US should give pause to every parent writing big checks for elite school tuition so Johnny or Jenny can fulfill their dreams. Think twice before blindly sending your children (or
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The University of Missouri has started using an app in order to track students' locations to measure attendance in classes. According to the vice provost, students are required to participate in the tracking.
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Diversity in hiring is the top priority of most colleges and universities. However, the effort to hire more women, minorities, and LGBT individuals notably lacks one group: ideological diversity.
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Yale will stop teaching a storied introductory survey course in art history, citing the impossibility of adequately covering the entire field -- and its varied cultural backgrounds -- in one course.
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Yale will stop teaching a storied introductory survey course in art history, citing the impossibility of adequately covering the entire field -- and its varied cultural backgrounds -- in one course.
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White professor apologizes after he called campus police on black student who refused to move to a seat in the front of his class
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While many have commented on the eight year decline in college enrollments in the United States, no one, to my knowledge, has noted that most of that fall in the number attending college in the past four years is concentrated among men.
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The student loan burden in the US is about $1.6 trillion and rising, mostly because people have barely made a dent in paying down their loans.
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For years I've covered faculty being removed from campus for having integrity, or at least the sense enough to not agree with "the narrative," and First Amendment protections never seem to apply.
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Students are being conditioned by the hundreds of thousands to live in a dystopian, all-seeing Technocracy where social engineering and behavior modification are the norm. ? TN Editor
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Legal action may be taken against the University of California-Berkeley after it released a document showing that mandatory diversity statements may have led to discrimination in hiring.
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An estimated 40 colleges and universities around the country are using a service called SpotterEDU that tracks student attendance through an app on their smartphones that was developed in 2015 by Rick Carter, a former college basketball coach. The ap
