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U.S. Education Department Predicts Massive Profit From Student Loans, Why Some Borrower Advocates Are Worried
The U.S. Department of Education is turning in a major profit and has forecast making about $127 billion over the next decade from federal student loan borrowers.
Indiana Student Dubbed Worst Wheel Of Fortune Contestant Ever, But Still Wins, Laughs At Himself (VIDEO)
NCAA Expected To Add Record 40th Bowl Game In 2015, Name To Be Announced
NCAA Urges College Presidents to Stand With Them in Opposing Student-Athlete Unions
Jameis Winston Admits to Sometimes Being 'Drained' From Playing Baseball and Football; QB/Closer Says He 'Loves It'
St. John's Swat Machine Chris Obekpa Likely To Return To School Amid Wacky Red Storm Offseason
Kevin Ware Confirms He is Transferring to Georgia State, Thanks Louisville Supporters
Oberlin College Rescinds 'Trigger Policy' After Criticism From Faculty Members, Others
By Staff ReporterArizona's Gordon, Johnson Expected To Enter Draft; Will Anybody Return?
By Staff ReporterUCSB Deltopia Riot Aftermath: School Officials and Students Still Don't Know What Led Massive Party to Violence
By Russell WesterholmThomas Nelson Community College Repeals Campus Free Speech Zone Policy Amid Lawsuit
By Russell WesterholmIowa State, UNLV Lose, Gain Basketball Players From Each Other
By Staff ReporterShould Mishandled Sexual Assault Cases Affect College Rankings? Members Of Congress Say Yes
By Staff ReporterSouthern University Implements New Policing Program
By Jaleesa BaulkmanUNC Academic Scandal: Outside Researchers Agree With School, Finds Mary Willingham's Initial Study Flawed
By Russell Westerholm
