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U. of Miss. to implement plan to put ‘past into context’
The University of Mississippi announced today plans to add plaques to various sites on its Oxford campus and rename one building, all with the goal of offering more history and "putting the past into context."
Md. just outlawed scholarship displacement
The state of Maryland passed a law this week banning public schools from "scholarship displacement," a practice in which schools reduce financial aid packages of students who receive scholarships from sources other than the school.
Evergreen president presents plan to address student safety
The Evergreen State College in Olympia is no stranger to student protests.
You can now major in social media at this Pa. college
What if you could major in Facebook and Instagram?
Cheyney, a state-owned university, may soon lose its accreditation
One of the state-owned universities is at risk of losing its accreditation.
Drop algebra requirement for non-STEM majors, Calif. community colleges chief says
The chancellor of the California Community Colleges system says intermediate algebra should no longer be required to earn an associate degree — unless students are in the fields of science, technology, engineering or math.
Students caught in the middle of for-profit college debate ask, ‘What now?’
Rule revisions set to take effect July 1 were put on hold by the Department of Education, offering a reprieve for some institutions that feel maligned but leaving students expecting assistance with loans feeing uncertain about the future.
Northland College divesting oil, coal and gas investments
Northland College in Ashland is cutting ties with the fossil fuel industries that most scientists who study climate say are spurring global climate change
Higher ed sustainability faces challenging road
New Mexico has nearly three dozen higher education institutions, which together absorb about $750 million of this year’s general fund budget and service more than 100,000 students.
