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House Republicans mull taxes on scholarships and changes to student loan programs
As Republicans in Congress look for ways to slash spending, some legislators are floating new taxes on college scholarships, ...
La Jolla planners briefed on UC San Diego housing plans
Continuing a steady stream of development at UC San Diego, two new housing projects coming to the university’s La Jolla ...
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A Funky Virginia College Town Is Home To A Bustling Arts Scene, Delicious Eats, And Historic Sites
Take a stroll through the downtown area of this college town in Virginia to discover incredible eateries, local artwork, and ...
He’s ‘Mr. Sonoma’ to generations of athletes. After 30 years, the school is cutting his job
During his almost 30 years at Sonoma State, Rich Shayewitz has held numerous titles: student-athlete, women’s basketball coach, academic adviser, eligibility coordinator, kinesiology professor, even ...
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Lack of Crosswalks on Patterson Street Threatens Students Safety
Every day, many students run across Patterson Street, a road without any protection. The lack of signage, lights, and painted ...
One woman has taken over a thousand students on tours of Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Jo Ann Clark founded the Thinking College Early Fair and for the past 20 years, she has taken more than one thousand young Black students on a tour of Historically Black Colleges and Universities or ...
St. Paul woman expands access to higher education one college tour at a time
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter graduated from Central High School in 1997. Months later, he stepped onto the campus of Florida A&M University.
One woman has taken thousands of students on tours of Historical Black Colleges and Universities
Jo Ann Clark, who founded the Thinking College Early Fair, has taken thousands of students on college tours. Before her last tour she was honored for all her hard work and dedication.