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Republicans in Congress are accusing Ivy League schools of antitrust violations in the latest political attack on elite higher education.
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U.S. News 2025 Graduate Rankings Feature Surprises
Despite inciting controversy and boycotts, the U.S. News graduate rankings remain influential.
L.A. Community Colleges and California State University Partner to Address Nursing Shortage
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Wharton Launches AI Concentration
The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania will offer AI as an MBA major and undergraduate concentration starting in the next academic year.
Vanderbilt’s West Palm Beach Campus Gains Steam With Major Donations
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Student Advocates Sue to Stop Cuts to Higher Education Data Systems
The lawsuit is a response to the Trump administration’s dismantling of the Institute of Education Sciences.