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Marquette suspends controversial tenured faculty blogger whom last year it moved to fire.
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Overseas student number falls ‘significant risk’ to sector
The number of first-year overseas students entering English universities fell again this year and visa issuances are down in seven of the UK’s top 10 countries for recruitment, show new figures that raise financial concerns for the sector.
A hundred Chinese boats encroach in Malaysian waters: minister
About 100 Chinese-registered boats have been detected encroaching in Malaysia's waters in the disputed South China Sea, Malaysia's state news agency reported on Friday.
Detroit makes community college free
Detroit high schoolers just got a free ticket to community college.
Moon village envisioned by European Space Agency
The European Space Agency wants to build a village on the Moon.
Academics call for end to ‘witch-hunt’ of scholars in Turkey
Hundreds of academics have signed a letter hitting out at the treatment of academics in Turkey after a British scholar was deported from the country despite having lived there for 25 years.
$31 Million Court Win for a For-Profit College
Federal judge backs finding that an accreditor misled the Education Department about a now-closed for-profit institution, and relieves most of the college's debt.
Surprising students with hand-delivered acceptance letters
Signed, sealed and hand-delivered.
NY’s City University loses funds over anti-Semitism claims
State Senate approves resolution to cut $485M after CUNY students complain of being repeatedly harassed by pro-Palestinian activists
‘Confidence Rating’ for On-Time Graduation
U of California at San Diego's new early warning system aims to condense millions of data points into a simple metric showing whether students will graduate on time.
