Academics
Penn Collaborative Study Shows How ‘Shadow Education’ Affects Academic Success of East Asian Americans
A new study co-authored by University of Pennsylvania sociologist Hyunjoon Park chalks up East Asian American students' high SAT scores in part to their high level of participation in "shadow education" activities outside formal schools.
WSU board approves new admissions guidelines
Princeton University to host panel on Syria Feb. 7
Duke Announces Honorary Degree Recipients for 2012
Planning for 2025: College of Business Administration selects Andrus to direct research efforts
UBC applicants need more than just grades
Former Michigan Gov. Granholm to teach at UC Berkeley
Hershey's president and CEO to be distinguished business lecturer
By Staff ReporterDeborah Buszard appointed Deputy Vice Chancellor and Principal for UBC’s Okanagan campus
By Staff ReporterOhio State University and Huntington Bank announce $125 million partnership
By Staff ReporterYale-NUS College to offer two new degree programs: law and environmental studies
By Staff ReporterEducation Department Invites Higher Education Community to Share What Works in Helping Students Complete Higher Education
By Staff ReporterYale lectures focus on music and human evolution
By Staff ReporterStanford University proposes reimagining undergraduate education
By Staff ReporterColumbia Journalism School and Stanford School of Engineering announce a joint $30 million gift from David and Helen Gurley Brown
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