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were right outside the gates of buckingham palace. just up there, theyve already been swung open. the crowds been pushed back a little bit. as clarissa was saying, were waiting for the hearse here, the coffin of elizabeth ii to come through. ive been here for six or seven hours and the crowd was already here. theyve been waiting here patiently in the pouring rain out of respect for the queen, but also out of a sense of historical moments as well. people are very conscious that this is ...

Cornell today faces challenges to diversity, equity and inclusion measures and controversies over antisemitism and Islamophobia, while its admissions process adapts to the overturn of affirmative action.

International students are not in the majority at Northeastern or Columbia.

After a two year hiatus, the opinion section was back in full swing and we have a lot of great articles to look back on.

June 2023 was Earth’s hottest June on record, followed by all the remaining months of the year being the hottest months on record. Collectively, 2023 was Earth’s hottest year since global record-keeping began in 1850, according to the National Centers for Environmental Information.

Some colleges have been scrutinized for giving preference to legacy students in admissions. But there's a less controversial way to honor legacies.

A News survey found that international respondents who receive financial aid were less likely to have taken a standardized test when applying to college than respondents paying full price to attend Yale. The News spoke to several international students who said that difficulty accessing test centers and affording the tests were part of the reason why.

Universities nationwide have debated the merits of requiring applicants to submit standardized test scores. With Dartmouth’s recent decision to bring back its requirement for the next admissions cycle, the pressure is on for Yale — which is set to release a long-term decision on the test score requirement in the coming weeks.

We don’t know enough to know for sure.

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