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Some High-School Grads Say No to College. Here’s Why — and What Might Change Their Minds.

borisovnews - September 29, 2022

While college enrollment was on the decline well before the pandemic, drops in recent years have caused particular concern. A new study sheds...

Education

‘Uninformed, Misguided, Irresponsible’: Hillsdale President’s Remarks Roil Tennessee Educators

borisovnews - July 8, 2022

Fallout continued in Tennessee this week after the president of a small, conservative college in Michigan last month criticized the intelligence and credibility...

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This 29-year-old left the U.S. for Budapest. Now he makes $120,000 — and lives in an $800-per-month apartment

borisovnews - May 7, 2022

In 2014, I had a life-changing wake-up call: I survived an opioid overdose that put me in the intensive care unit.Hitting rock bottom...

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‘Divisive Concepts’ Ban Targets Tennessee’s Public Colleges

borisovnews - March 17, 2022

Students and staff members at Tennessee’s public colleges and universities may soon be able to sue if they feel that they have been...

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Is a covid and flu “twindemic” on the horizon?

At Oberlin, a Bylaw Feud Feels Like a Last Stand for Faculty Power