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On pl on capitol hill. Already were hearing this pandemic is far from over. Well take you there in just a few minutes once the witnesses. Before we do that, lets get caught up on the latest facts with the pandemic. At this hour, more than 2. 3 million known cases of coronavirus in this country. So far weve lost more than 120,000 americans. States across the south and west especially are seeing a huge spike in cases, and as we are speaking at this hour, the president is on his way to one state se...

The World Bank and the Government of Bulgaria have a longstanding partnership on e-Government and digital transformation reforms.

NYU’s acceptance rate stayed at 8% for the 2023-24 admissions cycle, the university announced Monday evening. Successful applicants, who received their acceptance letters on March 28, were selected from a pool of over 118,000 applications — marking the first time the applicant pool has decreased in 17 years. This year’s admits come from over 103...

Compared to the Class of 2026, this year’s frosh class had a smaller applicant pool, higher acceptance rate and lower proportion of female students.

The Airline Passenger Experience Association’s APEX Technology Committee will host its annual APEX TECH conference on 28-29 February at the Sher...

With most schools no longer requiring standardized test scores, college-bound students will have to look to other ways to impress admissions officers.

Its critical that colleges articulate the role of AI in making admissions decisions, ensuring that it complements rather than replaces human judgment.

With affirmative action outlawed, and use of SATs in decline, selective colleges are paying ever more attention to essays. ChatGPT poses a challenge.

Post-pandemic college tours are back and in high demand. Here’s how to navigate the fall visiting season.

Ohio colleges and universities are reviewing their admissions policies after the U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling to end affirmative action based on race.