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UMich Central Student Government met Tuesday night in person and virtually and discussed the fall 2023 budget and Ann Arbor urban planning.

SUNY Oneonta will unveil its new Red Dragon Food Pantry during a ceremony at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 15, inside the space, on the bottom floor of the Hunt Union.

West Liberty University students enjoyed the WLU steel drum band and desserts at the President’s House as part of TopperFest activities. According to the university, new first-year students were up 3% over the same time last year and new transfer students were up 4.5% after the first two weeks. The first-year class is the largest […]

On August 16, Cornell University announced that it would not be renewing its contracts with Starbucks and that it would be working with the student assembly dining committee to find

ITHACA (TNS) — Cornell University says it is ending its partnership with Starbucks after the coffee giant punished unionization efforts in Ithaca.

With the Supreme Court striking down the use of affirmative action in higher education last month, New York colleges have come under pressure to reconsider giving priority to the children of alumni in admissions decisions. Advocates have described the practice, known as legacy admissions, as “affirmative action for the white and wealthy” — giving a boost to students who on average come from ...

The move, which was largely expected given the court's conservative majority, will force universities across the country to rethink their race-conscious admissions programs.

The Concerts Committee’s allocation was once again a point of contention among senators.

Rodney D. Bennett, priority candidate for chancellor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, took questions from the public Thursday afternoon at Varner Hall. Across three different forums, Bennett, who has a

The Chinese regime has exported its ultra-leftist suppression of religions to U.S. soil through defamatory materials in college textbooks, ...