Harvard Trial Day 4: Admissions Rates For Asian-American Applicants Lowest Among Any Other Racial Group
education
Teacher Who Said Stephen Miller Ate Glue As A Child Is Back In The Classroom
'We have addressed the matter with the teacher'
Pittsburgh Officials Pressure Marathon Organizer To Nix Chick-Fil-A Sponsorship Due To 'Hateful Beliefs'
'This is really about the children'
Chicago Dean Stands Up To Union Protesters Planning To Walk Out During Classes
'We're walking out FOR our students'
Here Is How Admissions Officers Score Harvard Applications
The handbook provides guidelines for admissions officers in scoring applications
Math Scores Drop To A 14-Year Low As ACT Shows Many High Schoolers Unprepared For College
'Red flag for our country'
University Bars Retired Prof From Teaching After She Offered Students Class Credit To Protest Susan Collins
'It's USM's loss'
Harvard Dean Defends Race-Based Admissions On First Day Of Trial
'Stark economic differences and opportunities'
Stanford College Republicans Member Allegedly Assaulted By Student Upset By Kavanaugh Display Dropping Charges
'Diffuse tension on campus'
UNC Student Found Guilty Of Smearing Blood On Confederate Statue Not Facing Punishment
Court fees waived, faces no sentence
Harvard Dean Of Admissions Takes Stand After Dueling Racial Bias Protests
'I was comforted by transparent, holistic admissions policies that take into consideration more than just our scores'
UNC Student Found Guilty For Throwing Red Paint And Blood On 'Silent Sam' Statue
Statue was torn down by protesters on Aug. 20
Harvard Students Want Race As Factor In Admissions, But They Don't Want Bias During Admissions
'Hire more diverse admissions counselors, hold their staff accountable for any potential biases'
Principal Replaced After Making A Student Take Off His Trump Jersey At A Patriotic-Themed Football Game
'You've got to respect your president'
Teacher Allegedly Cost School Health Benefits Program Over $550,000 Through Scam
$3,300 to $22,800 per medication
Dartmouth Hires Investigator To Dig Into Hazing Allegations Against 13 Student Groups
'End of Greek life as we know it'
Cornell Law School Sends Public Email About Students Who Ranked Women's Appearances In Private Chat
'Normally the law school administration handles things quietly'
Teacher Who Said Stephen Miller Ate Glue As A Child Under Investigation
'May not have complied with applicable laws and district policies'
Rutgers Caves to Leftist Demands, Backtracks On Hosting Anti-Radicalism Speaker
'This is not progressive or tolerant'
Susan Rice's Son Presses 'Full Charges' Against Stanford Student Who Allegedly Assaulted Him At Pro-Kavanaugh Event
'She got in my face and proceeded to hit me in the chest area and push me back forcefully'