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My mom told me that the only argument she ever had with my dad was the right to not legally erase her Bolivian last name, Anzoleaga, when she got married. Those deciding moments in the courthouse were recounted like a bedtime story, a parable of courage as she fought to hold on to her identity...

There is nothing quite like the smell of new pencils, scribble-free notebooks and fresh Post-It Notes paired with the nervous reconsidering of the amount of Advanced Placement classes you signed

The student newspaper of Notre Dame, and Saint Marys, and Holy Cross

As college application season opens, high school seniors can start applying to the schools of their choice. And it’s best to apply to more than one school.

Harvard, UMass Amherst, and Babson are among the colleges that changed their applications after the SCOTUS affirmative action ruling.

With affirmative action banned, application essays ask about “life experience,” the one place in admissions where discussing race is still explicitly legal.

Students need to recognize what is in their control and what is not and make the most of the areas in which they have full power.

Its college application season.

This week, the Common Application opened, allowing students across the country to officially begin their college applications.

Rutgers University has joined the schools that accept the Common Application.