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Marywood University Third-Year Nursing Students to Complete Degree from University Of Scranton
Demonstrators Request Marygrove College to Stop Granting Access to Gay Catholic Organisations
CUNY’s Community College to Be Renamed after a $15 Million Gift
Search in Progress for Middle Georgia State College’s Missing Student
Lourdes University Plans Layoffs, Introduces Pay Cuts
Lincoln to Offer Business Courses in Coatesville Beginning Fall
NC High School Student Receives Scholarship from Liberty Following His Suspension in Gun Possession Case
Union College Gets its Oldest Student Athlete
Baton Rouge Police Arrests Second Suspect Following Bar Fight Involving LSU Running Back
Jackson Police Probes Private Party Shooting that Killed 2, Injured 2
NC College to Offer Bachelor’s Degree in Homeland Security
Martin Sheen Delivers Commencement Address at La Roche Graduation Ceremony
Kendall College, Real Madrid School to Introduce Sports Management Course
JSC Adds Women’s Lacrosse as Its 13th Varsity Sport
IWU Receives $5 Million as Gift from DeVoe Family; Will Establish Business School
IUP Women’s Basketball Coach Fired; Campus Community Unsure of the Reasons
IU Kappa Delta on Probation Following a Homeless-Themed Party
Indiana University Warsaw Campus to Shut Down Following Technological Advancement in Online Learning
Volunteers Post New Flyers across Bloomington Campus of IU Student Missing for 2 Years
Illinois Student Assistance Commission Asks 9,500 students to Return Part of Promised MAP Grant
US Customs Ordered To Check All International Student Visas
CSULB Planning to Do Away with the Department Of Africana Studies
St.John’s University President Retires amid Embezzlement Scandal
Illinois Iconic Assembly Hall Renamed State Farm Center; Resolves Confusion among Indiana/Illinois Fans
Husson University to be Tobacco-Free By 2014
Huntington Selects First Female President in Its 116-Year History
Houghton to offer Night Time Degree Program in Niagara County
Mercer County's 6 Educational Institutions to Receive $95.4 million For Construction Projects
Midwest Games International 2013 Doubles the Participation Numbers at WMU
Harrisburg Takes Bold Step and Freezes Tuition for 2013-2014
