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International students describe unequal access to standardized test centers

As Yale’s final decision on their standardized testing policy for admissions — which is set to be released soon — looms, several international students...

Notre Dame’s tiny namesake shows plight of religious colleges

Over the past decade, the 102-year-old private college with about 1,400 students, located in South Euclid, Ohio, has watched its enrollment wither by a...

Ohio universities keep cutting programs—what’s the deal?

Last week, Kent State University announced it intends to cut spending by tens of millions of dollars in coming years. Days earlier, the University of Toledo published plans...

Students and parents are frustrated by delays in hearing about federal financial aid for college

The Supreme Court declined on Tuesday to hear a challenge to new admissions criteria at an elite public high school in Virginia that eliminated...

Pennsylvania state senator releases report of ‘severe’ racism at state universities

According to The Quad, the report titled “ENOUGH” is the culmination of an “18-month-long listening tour” of the 14 schools that make up the Pennsylvania State...

Wayne State University pushes back enrollment deposit deadline due to FAFSA delay

Wayne State University pushed back its enrollment deposit deadline to assist students as they face delays with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid...

House Republican subpoenas Harvard leaders for ‘failing to produce’ sufficient docs in antisemitism probe

House Education and Workforce Committee Chairwoman Rep. Virginia Foxx, R-N.C., issued subpoenas to multiple leaders at Harvard University for "failing to produce priority documents" related...

Wright State eliminating 34 degree programs as part of efficiency review

Wright State University plans to “deactivate” 34 lesser-used degree-bearing academic programs as part of its ongoing Academic Efficiency and Effectiveness review, university officials said. The programs affected...

Facing budget troubles, some colleges look to sell the president’s house

The president of the New School in Manhattan is about to lose an extraordinary perk: a five-story West Village townhouse that for decades has...

Community college transfer pathway doesn’t work for everyone

Nationwide, only about one-third of students who start at community colleges ultimately transfer to four-year schools, and fewer than half of those transfer students...

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