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Group of U.S. Senators Discuss 'Nuclear Option' for Punishing Schools That Mishandle Reports of Sexual Assault
With 64 colleges and universities under federal investigation for alleged Title IX/Clery Act violations, several U.S. Senators feel the Education Department should impose harsher penalties.
Smith College Selling 4-Bedroom House for $1... With a Really Pricey Catch
Philip Lutzenkirchen Dies in a One-Car Crash; Former Auburn Tight End Remembered Fondly by Tigers Community
Former Varsity Athletes More Likely To Land Better Jobs, Study
First-Year College Students Forget Up To 60 Percent Of Material They Learned High School
Education Department Issues Formal Apology for 'Help Me, I'm Poor' FAFSA Tweet
College Degrees Are Still Worth the Money, Study Finds Better Financial Stability Among Bachelor's Degree Holders
"Lord of the Rings" Star Ian McKellen Receives Honorary Degree from Cambridge
By Staff ReporterAAUP urges Universities to Cut Ties with Confucius Institutes for Ignoring Academic Freedom
By Staff Reporter5 Truly Unique College Courses and The Real-Life Skills They Teach
By Russell WesterholmRobbie Rhodes Dismissed from Baylor Football Team for 'Undisclosed Reason' Nearly 2 Months After Drug Arrest
By Russell WesterholmNorthwestern Journalism Graduates Received Diplomas with Misspelt School Name
By Staff ReporterOregon Bans Three Ducks Basketball Players over Forcible Rape Allegations (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterUniversity Library To Lend Drones To Students
By J BaulkmanIsaiah Austin's Basketball Career Ends Just Days Before NBA Draft Due to Marfan Syndrome
By Russell Westerholm
