| A school official called for compassion for the Ohio State attacker. People are demanding she be fired.; The surprising growth of graduate enrollment at for-profit colleges; For Muslims at Ohio State, unease and fears of a backlash after terrifying attack; FBI: Ohio State attacker might have been inspired by Islamic State; It’s going to cost taxpayers $108 billion to help student loan borrowers; I interviewed the Ohio State attacker on the first day of school. It felt important. Now it’s chilling.; Catholic college leaders pledge solidarity with undocumented students; Islamic State says Ohio State attacker was its ‘soldier,’ school seeks unity as classes resume; Lawsuit alleges Kansas State’s ‘indifference’ to one rape helped lead to another; In education, greater choice doesn’t always mean better outcomes; | | | | | | | A higher education news blog |
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