Academics
Penn and Bryn Mawr Sign Agreement to Fast-track Undergrads Into Penn Engineering Master’s Programs
The University of Pennsylvania and Bryn Mawr College are launching a new program that will allow undergraduates at Bryn Mawr to gain early admission into a master's degree program offered by Penn's School of Engineering and Applied Science. The arrangement effectively allows Bryn Mawr students to obtain their bachelor's degree in four years and then, through Penn, obtain their master's degree with just one additional year of study.
UMS Trustees Appoint New Presidents for Universities in Presque Isle and Farmington
Congressman Tom Latham Honors Ankeny Students for Financial Literacy Achievement
Trinity College Dublin joins Brown Plus One
Johns Hopkins Launches $90 Million Institute to Study ‘Extreme Events’ and Help Develop Better Protective Materials for the Army
Departments of Education and Justice Reach Settlement with Boston School Committee to Ensure Equal Opportunities for ELL Students
Washington April 26 HECB Meeting to Include Reports on Raising Educational Attainment
Bousquet appointed interim University of Wisconsin System-Eau Claire chancellor
By Staff ReporterEdna Baehre-Kolovani Selected to Become the Next President of Tidewater Community College
By Staff ReporterA.J. Stewart Smith to be Named VP for PPPL, Search for New Dean for Research to Begin
By Staff ReporterTexas Higher Education Must Confront Hard Choices, Penn Study Finds
By Staff ReporterDartmouth Board Appoints Provost Carol L. Folt as Interim President
By Staff ReporterStaff Members Honored for Service to UW Students
By Staff ReporterPsychology Profs Receive Million-Dollar Grant to Study Social Forces Behind Cocaine Addiction
By Staff ReporterRice to offer professional master’s in space studies
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