Stambaugh sponsors House bill to expand open education resources
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College students are the latest targets of aggressive phishing scams
A wave of nationwide phishing scams is targeting college students, according to reports from Louisiana State University, University of Wisconsin-Platteville, Amherst College, Wellesley College, Dartmouth College and more.
Upcoming White House discussion on black colleges and universities
Florida A&M University interim president Larry Robinson will be attending a summit this month on historically black colleges and universities with President Trump’s staff and Republican lawmakers.
Conn. bill designed to ensure transfer of college credit
Community college students are penalized to the tune of $3 million to $7 million in extra tuition and fees when transferring to the University of Connecticut, a 2015 study shows.
Miami University sees rash of alcohol-related ER visits
Twenty-one college-aged students were taken by ambulance from the Miami University area to hospitals for alcohol-related problems last weekend, a spike that is causing concern among city and university officials.
Top schools offering savings on master’s degrees, with a catch
There's an experiment underway at a few top universities around the world to make some master's degrees out there more affordable.
A white supremacist group aims to recruit on college campuses
Over the weekend, the University of Texas at Austin became the latest Texas university to be hit with fliers by a white nationalist group.
House panel gives unanimous support to campus free speech bill
A bill protecting free speech rights on public college and university campuses sailed through committee with a unanimous vote Thursday.
Martin Shkreli’s show goes on at Harvard
Before Martin Shkreli's event at Harvard could even get started Wednesday night, it was set briefly on ice.
W.V. seeks to incentivize college graduation rates
Educators at institutions of higher learning once told incoming freshmen at their orientation to look to the person standing to the left of them — then to look at the person standing to their right.
