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Once again, the University of Pennsylvania has been named one of the nation’s best universities for LGBT students. The accolade comes from Campus Pride, an […]
Last April, Swarthmore students Mia Ferguson and Hope Brinn helped bring two very public complaints against their college, alleging that the prestigious liberal arts institution […]
Wharton professor and Philadelphia Thinkfest speaker Adam Grant lands an op-ed in the New York Times Thursday on page A23, lamenting the current drawbacks of […]
Last week, President Obama made a big splashy show of announcing the formation of a task force to fight the “epidemic” of sexual violence on […]
You see them at St. Joe’s hoops games: old-guard fans who go by names like Owen, Ernie and Dr. Ed. Rich the CPA. The Twins. […]
In 2007, Haverford decided it wouldn’t make its students take out loans, subsidizing their education through financial aid. Now, they’re considering scrapping that policy, to […]
In his 4:30 p.m. talk Wednesday at Penn, celebrity journalist and author Malcolm Gladwell steered clear of making controversial comments about the university — at least […]
The New York Times reports: “Tuition and fees at public universities increased less than 3 percent this academic year, the smallest rise in three decades, […]
It’s been a bad couple of weeks for computer glitches. Yesterday morning, President Obama publicly apologized in the Rose Garden for the frozen screens and […]
For several years, Swarthmore fraternity Phi Psi (one of two on campus) has been recruiting members using a flyer composed of little teeny pictures of […]
Not all college grads are moving back home or living in small box apartments. According to a study published this month by PayScale.com—which ranks graduates […]
Zoë’s Kitchen — the Mediterranean-inspired chain restaurant where most of the food is grilled — already had three local spots (Collegeville, Marlton and Newtown) when […]
Lest you think that “helicopter parenting” is an American thing, know this: a French woman was just charged with fraud for taking the Baccalaureate test […]
The high cost of education has been very much in the news of late, particularly after the President’s recent speech about his plan to bring […]
Oh dear: Thousands of students at the University of Delaware took to the streets during a Monday night riot during the filming of a party […]