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Toronto University Offers Program for Educated Homemakers Wanting To Resume Professional Life
The Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto has introduced a program for educated homemakers who have quit their professional life to take care of children and wanting to rejoin workforce after an extended period of absence.
Gonzaga Students to Be Expelled For Brandishing a Gun at Convicted Felon
A ‘Suits’ Happening in Colleges; Students Hire Professionals to Sit in for Exams
TCU’s College of Communication Renamed after Bob Schieffer
Government Shutdown Doesn't Affect Improving Economy
Ann Arbor Police Arrest Suspects in the Death of U-M Medical Student (UPDATE)
Washington Students’ Halloween Costume Offends Muslim Community
UPenn Students Create User-Friendly 'Titan Arm' For 40-Pound Advantage
By Staff ReporterWayne State College, University of Toledo Collaborate With Schoolcraft College For New Degree Program
By Jaleesa BaulkmanKevin Ware Recovery Update: Louisville Junior Guard Hits a 3-Pointer in Exhibition Game, Will He Play Saturday in Season Opener?
By Russell WesterholmLatino College Enrollment Spikes, But Completion Rates Remain Low
By Jaleesa BaulkmanUC Collaborates With NASA On Space Research Institute In Honor Of Neil Armstrong
By Jaleesa BaulkmanUniversity Of Michigan To Implement Shared Services Center, Cut Staff
By Jaleesa BaulkmanUniversity of Indianapolis Campus Police Found No Crime in Sexual Assault Claim After 30-Minute Investigation
By Russell WesterholmBrown to Form Committee for Reviewing Actions That Shut down Commissioner's Speech (UPDATE)
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