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University of Texas Affirmative Action Case: School May Consider Applicants' Race to Promote Diversity
A federal appeals court has sided with the University of Texas (UT) to allow the school to consider race in undergraduate applications in order to promote diversity on campus.
Calvin Launches New Chinese Education Major and Minor
California Court Backs CBU’s Decision to Expel Transgender Student (UPDATE)
UNC-Greensboro Partners With ACC to Provide BSN Degrees at Graham Campus
Pennsylvania Medical Receives Full Accreditation from Two Higher Education Governing Bodies
Harvard Tops CWUR’s List of World Rankings 2014
Bridgewater State Receives Donation of $3 Million - Largest Single Gift in School’s History
George Fox University Gets Religious Exemption, Can Refuse Trans Students On-Campus Housing
By J BaulkmanCornell University Now Allowing Potential MBA Students to Apply Via LinkedIn
By Russell WesterholmNew Mexico State University to Open Osteopathic School of Medicine
By J BaulkmanSEC Media Days Live Stream: Auburn QB Nick Marshall Scratched from Scheduled Appearance After Marijuana Citation
By Russell WesterholmNDMU Alumna Donates $1.5 Million to Fund Endowed Chair in School of Nursing
By Staff ReporterOklahoma College Student Expelled Over Same-Sex Marriage
By Staff ReporterBerklee College of Music Introduces School’s First Graduate Programs at Boston Campus
By Staff ReporterJameis Winston Has No Timetable for Going Pro, Will Stay At Florida State Until He Finishes Degree
By Russell Westerholm
