Academics
Strong wellness policies improve Connecticut school environments
Strong written school wellness policies lead to better food and more physical activity in schools, according to a study by the Yale Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity.
Education Department Announces $254 Million for Upward Bound Projects to Help About 60,000 Students Access and Succeed in Higher Education
Scholars and Proven Leaders, Huneke and Clowes Will Join U.Va. from the University of Kansas
W&L Spring Term Course Explores Animal Behavior, Human Morality
W&L Law Professor Wins Fulbright Grant for Privacy Law Study
Princeton University's Graduate School applications reach record high
Penn Vet Researcher Tracy Bale Receives the Society for Women’s Health Research Medtronic Prize
Columbia Names El Museo del Barrio Chief Curator as Director of Wallach Art Gallery
By Staff ReporterPower to the professors: A bold, new way to fund research begins at U-Michigan
By Staff ReporterUC Davis Study: Prepare grad students for work beyond academia
By Staff ReporterMcClain Appointed Dean of Duke Graduate School
By Staff ReporterStudying school quality, to fight inequality
By Staff ReporterPenn Trustees to Extend President Gutmann’s Contract
By Staff ReporterBenchmark study: Michigan research universities rank among nation's best for developing 21st century talent
By Staff ReporterPenn’s Steve Fluharty Has a Hand in the “Golden Goose” Awards Highlighting Basic Research
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