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In California’s ‘Lithium Valley,’ students are training for jobs that haven’t yet materialized

In California’s ‘Lithium Valley,’ students are training for jobs that haven’t yet materialized
OPINION: Congress needs to face the ugly truth about cosmetology schools  that don’t pay off

OPINION: Congress needs to face the ugly truth about cosmetology schools  that don’t pay off
Bard College Appoints Acting President

Bard College Appoints Acting President

Single Parents Find Path Back to College

Drexel Receives $112.6M Gift for Computing, Engineering

AAUP Readies for Bigger Political Fight

Will Race-Based Scholarships Survive?

Penn President to Leave Next Year

The Question Haunting That Humanities Report

Columbia University to Require Test Scores

Northwest Accreditor Announces Split From Accreditation Council

Under Mamdani, New York will be the first to open a free child care center for city workers

STUDENT VOICES: We were STEM-obsessed siblings as children. It shaped our pathway to Princeton and careers

Strong early math skills equal later algebra success

The biggest expansion of federal scholarship money in 50 years is at hand — and almost nobody is ready for it

Lessons from the first state in the nation to offer universal child care

OPINION: America’s regional public universities can still be a bargain in a sea of high priced options

College Uncovered: Making A’s count

What it’s like to enter the job market in the middle of an AI revolution

Sex, drugs and … AI?: Students think everyone else is doing it more than they are

OPINION: In this moment of growing public scrutiny, colleges should invest in faculty to drive student success