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Apple Launches Mentorship Program for First-Generation College Students

Apple is set to launch a mentorship program for freshmen and sophomores in fields such as business and mathematics who are the first in their families to attend college.
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Teen Withdraws From Admission to UT Knoxville Over 2016 Racist Slur

A 19-year-old withdrew her admission to the University of Tennessee, Knoxville after a four-year-old video of her uttering the “n-word” went viral.
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Students

College Students Develop App to Help Job Seekers During Pandemic

Having faced various job hunting disappointments, two college students have launched an app to provide a platform for job seekers struggling to find work during the pandemic.
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Faculty

College Teachers Launch YouTube Channel to Help Remote Learners

Two math teachers from Portland Community College launched a YouTube channel to help students struggling with online classes during the pandemic.
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Campus Life

Great-Grandmother Graduates College, Receives Family Surprise

The 75-year-old Janet Lively achieved a life-long goal when she graduated summa cum laude from Georgia Gwinnett College with a 3.9 GPA.
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Schools

Student Athletes Worry About College Scholarships During Pandemic

The pandemic has dealt a huge blow to the college sports scene, leaving athletes on their toes about their scholarships and careers.
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Students

Should You Mention COVID-19 in Your College Application?

With college applications soon due, you may be weighing up whether you should discuss the pandemic in your application. Here's what you need to know.
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Policy

University of San Diego Freezes Tuition to Help Students

To help students facing financial hardships due to the pandemic, the University of San Diego is freezing its tuition fee for the 2021-22 academic year.
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University of Central Florida Fires Professor Who Tweeted About ‘Black Privilege’

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The University of Central Florida has fired a professor after his controversial tweet about “black privilege” last year during the Black Lives Matter protests led to widespread calls for his termination.

‘Da Vinci of Debt’ Art Exhibit Highlights College Debt Crisis

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An art exhibit highlighting the rising cost of college education at Grand Central Station is being touted as “the most expensive piece of art in the world.”

Niagara University Offers Mental Health First Aid Training Amid Pandemic

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In response to the ongoing pandemic, Niagara University has started offering mental health first aid training to members of the community.

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University of Pennsylvania Professor Slammed for Using Nazi Rhetoric

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A University of Pennsylvania professor has received searing criticism for using a Nazi-related phrase and gesture in a virtual archaeological conference.

Liberty University Sues Virginia Governor Over Financial Aid

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Liberty University filed a lawsuit against Virginia Governor Ralph Northam, claiming that a budget change wrongfully denies financial aid to deserving students.

Dartmouth College to Increase Mental Health Services and Support

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With the recent suicide of a freshman and increasing reports of mental health symptoms during the pandemic, Dartmouth College will boost mental health services.

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