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Nov 01

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Why did it take so long for the University of Maryland to fire its football coach?

It’s been a chaotic few days for the University of Maryland football program. In the fallout since the June death of player Jordan McNair, who became overheated during a practice, the school’s football coach, DJ Durkin, was placed on administrative…

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Oct 30

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Where support for college students is ‘high-tech, high-touch’

By Hari Sreenivasan, Merrill Schwerin

Florida is one of 35 states that tie college funding to graduation rates. But a new study,“The Pell Divide,” finds a difference in graduation rates between students who receive funding assistance from Pell Grants and those who don’t. Hari Sreenivasan…

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Oct 30

Billions in Pell Grants go to students who aren’t graduating, new data shows

By Jon Marcus, The Hechinger Report

Taxpayers have spent more than $325 billion in the last decade on Pell Grants meant to help low-income students graduate, but only half of Pell recipients at four-year universities and colleges graduated within six years, new data show. It’s the…

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Oct 26

She dreamed college would change her life. 10 years later, was she right?

By Emily Hanford, APM Reports

More than a third of community college students quit by the end of their first year. Just 15 percent complete a bachelor's degree within six years — and the rates are even lower for black and Hispanic students. This is…

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Oct 23

Why these veterans regret their for-profit college degrees — and debt

By Karina Hernandez, The Hechinger Report

A new documentary illuminates how veterans have been particularly vulnerable to abuses by the for-profit college industry.

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Oct 16

Watch 7:31
At this college, academic excellence requires passion for the social good

By Hari Sreenivasan

At New Jersey’s Rutgers University, a new honors program for undergraduates is redefining academic excellence. Students accepted into the highly competitive Honors Living Learning Community (HLLC) study critical social issues and prove their commitment to becoming “change-makers." While the program…

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Sep 17

Colleges face pressure to answer a basic question: What are students learning?

By Jon Marcus, The Hechinger Report

The push is coming from policymakers and consumers who want to know the return on their investments in college.

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Sep 07

Students accused of sexual misconduct get legal boost from federal court

By Ed White, Associated Press

The University of Michigan violated the rights of a male student by refusing to allow him or a representative to question witnesses in an alleged incident of sexual misconduct at a "Risky Business"-themed fraternity party, the court said.

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Aug 30

Watch 4:47
Harvard admissions case could determine the future of affirmative action

The Trump administration came out against Harvard University's admission practices on Thursday. A legal battle brought by a group of Asian Americans against one of the most selective schools in the world is heading to federal court this fall, and…

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Aug 17

Critics warn that well-meaning reforms may be lowering college standards

By Jon Marcus, The Hechinger Report

What are the unintended consequences of colleges cutting corners to produce more graduates more quickly?…

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