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Colleges Commemorate Juneteenth, Plan for the Future; Cornell Names Dean For New Brooks School of Public Policy, a…
On Thursday, President Biden signed legislation making Juneteenth officially a federal holiday to commemorate the end of slavery.…
The Future of Teaching and Learning
Over the last 15 months, more than 5,000 faculty members across Harvard have taught online and hybrid classes. The need to transi…
Parent PLUS Loans, Impressive 2021 Grads, and Declining Enrollment: CC Weekly News Roundup
One-quarter of all federal loans taken out are parent PLUS loans that are being taken out by parents to help their children pay f…
Money Savings Strategies For College Students, Plus Apps To Keep You On Track
College life is expensive. Between tuition, housing, books, and everyday purchases, it’s easy for costs to pile up if you’re not …
From Challenge To Possibility: These Students Overcame Adversity To Pursue Their Dreams
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For high school students, this is a huge moment of change—both for the world, and …
University Forgives Debt for Grads, Colgate Plans To Go Tuition Free, and More
In a moving speech during the May 29th graduation ceremony for the classes of 2020 and 2021, Wilberforce University President Elf…
10 Scholarships You Can Apply For This June
Applying to scholarships might not be the first thing on your mind this time of year, but June can actually be a great time to lo…
A Welcome Return: Harvard Details Plans For Full, In-Person Campus Life For Fall Semester
Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences released detailed plans on May 21st, 2021 for a return to on-campus teaching, living, and …
Enjoy the Ride: 9 Actions Parents Can Take to Survive the College Admission Roller Coaster
Picture a roller coaster. Not a small, beginner-level one but an epic, change-your-life, go-through-all-the emotions one. Envisio…
Scholarships for Vaccines, Howard Renames College of Fine Arts After Chadwick Boseman, Student Health Flagging, an…
More States Offer Scholarships for Vaccines, and Ohio Announces First Winners
In an attempt to address lagging vaccine rates due t…