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Why are so many colleges closing?
Today's Big Question 'Enrollment cliffs' and higher tuition both play a role
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'He responded with cynicism and demagoguery'
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The long-awaited return of the college football video game
In the Spotlight EA Sports' 'College Football 25' is the first installment of the series in 11 years
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'On too many elite campuses, little seems to have changed'
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'Contests do not just feature disappointments. They reveal who is ready to rise to the moment.'
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'An Everlasting Gobstopper of offense'
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4 ways to cover college without taking on debt
The Explainer Federal loans are not your only option when it comes to paying for school
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College athletes to get paid after NCAA settlement
Speed Read The new revenue-sharing model will see schools pay their athletes a cut of the money they generate
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'Maybe these students are mirrors of America'
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Biden delivers Morehouse graduation speech
Speed Read It was the president's first time addressing a college campus since the breakout of Gaza war protests
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Are campus protesters jeopardizing their employment futures?
Today's Big Question As college students across the country speak out against the Gaza war, some employers are already threatening post-graduation consequences
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'Why would anyone look to the United States as a model?'
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Did a federal snafu break college admissions?
Today's Big Question FAFSA's botched rollout creates chaos for college-bound seniors
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Biden tackles campus protests, deplores 'chaos'
Speed Read Students have a "right to protest but not a right to cause chaos," the president said
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