College

Graduating Students Go Viral For Perfect Protest Of School's Anti-LGBTQ Policy

Seattle Pacific University students are protesting a rule that prohibits school staff from engaging in same-sex sexual activity.
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Nearly 50 Fraternity Members Issued Arrest Warrants For Alleged Hazing Incident

The Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter has reportedly been suspended.
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Rush Limbaugh: 'No Means Yes If You Know How To Spot It'

Rush Limbaugh: "no means yes if you know how to spot it"
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Biden Signals Student Debt Relief

President Joe Biden gave his strongest indication yet that he is looking at options to cancel federal student loan debt.
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The Agony Of Student Debt

The student debt crisis has ballooned over the years and two presidential candidates, Sen. Bernie Sanders and Sen. Elizabeth Warren are trying to solve the problem.
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The Huge Costs Of Student Debt

"Daily Finance" Senior Features Writer Bruce Watson joins Marc to explain the student debt crisis.
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NC Women's College Removes Name Of White Supremacist From Building

Meredith College in Raleigh is renaming a building named after James Yadkin Joyner, a white supremacist who supported unequal funding for schools based on race.
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Biden To Extend Student Loan Moratorium Through August: Reports

The current pause on federal payments is set to expire in a few weeks.
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College In New Mexico Is Now Tuition-Free, Even For Part-Time Students

It's the most wide-reaching tuition-free scholarship program in the United States, according to the office of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.
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University Of Mich. President Removed Over Alleged 'Inappropriate Relationship' With Employee

Mark Schlissel's removal was effective “immediately,” the University of Michigan Board of Regents said.
By Corey Williams, AP