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The Manhattan Institute, a conservative think tank founded in the late ’70s to improve “great American cities,” has emerged ...

The University of Texas at Tyler is offering voluntary separation packages to about a quarter of its employees. The move is ...

Nicholas Kent spoke Tuesday at the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators’ annual conference, just ...

A contest to lead the American Sociological Association distilled the field’s many conflicts. One was foremost: Should ...

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The highest payout came this week, when a fired University of Tennessee anthropology professor agreed to a $1.9-million settlement.

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Two years after the Supreme Court’s decision banning the use of race in admissions, institution-level changes are starting to ...