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First NYS prisoners to earn SUNY degree since elimination of Pell Grant eligibility in 1995
Fifteen men incarcerated in the Auburn Correctional Facility will become the first prisoners in New York to earn a SUNY degree since termination of their eligibility for Pell Grants in 1995 under the Clinton administration's Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act.
Versatile University Medalist reflects interests from Chinese literature to forestry
Cornell names new Africana director
Hip-hop reigns at Stanford's BlackFest 2012
Stanford professor, IT specialist create interactive map of the Roman Empire
Strong wellness policies improve Connecticut school environments
Education Department Announces $254 Million for Upward Bound Projects to Help About 60,000 Students Access and Succeed in Higher Education
Florida college band suspended indefinitely over hazing death
By Staff ReporterEmory School of Nursing's newest students represent huge growth for school
By Staff ReporterScholars and Proven Leaders, Huneke and Clowes Will Join U.Va. from the University of Kansas
By Staff ReporterCornell Professor John Najemy to Speak on “Machiavelli and History” at W&L
By Staff ReporterW&L Spring Term Course Explores Animal Behavior, Human Morality
By Staff ReporterW&L Students Examine, Attempt to Achieve Peak Performance
By Staff ReporterW&L Honors Three Alumni, Receives Record Reunion Gift
By Staff ReporterJohns Hopkins reasearcher Adams Named Associate Provost for Animal Research
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