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Yik Yak App Stirs Controversy
Ever since the advent of social media and networking, people have been flocking to various websites and making use of a variety of sources to connect with others.
It is Transition Time for the College Football Season
After weeks of playing non conference games, the college football season is transitioning to what everyone has been waiting for: the conference schedule.
Common Cold Remedies: Clearing Up the Misconceptions
While there may be no surefire cure for the common cold, it does not mean that there are not many effective methods for mitigating its harmful effects.
UCDavis, IDTP Study Proffer $100 Trillion Transportation Savings
The University of California, Davis (UCDavis) and the Institute for Transportation & Development Policy (ITDP) recently released a joint study on climate change to coincide with a UN climate summit held in New York on Sept. 23.
Important Considerations for Choosing a Nursing Program
If you are drawn towards a career in healthcare, and you really want to get up close and personal with patients, the field of nursing will probably be a great fit.
Key Indications Your College is in Trouble
Earlier this month SayCampusLife reported that a small college in New Hampshire suddenly canceled classes just before the start of the current academic year.
Big Ten Likely to Sit Out of Initial Playoff
It wasn’t supposed to be this way. This year, the Big Ten Conference was supposed to compete with the other four Big 5 conferences, but through the first three weeks of the season, the conference stands 1-10 against its chief rivals.
University Innovation Alliance to Help Disadvantaged Students Graduate
Enrolling in college does not mean that all students will graduate. Far from it. Indeed, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, the graduation rate for first-time, full-time undergraduate students is just 59 percent.
MOOC Reaches Out to High School Students
Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) models have been getting a lot of attention in recent years.
Tiny Lebanon College Shuts Down
Small colleges continue to find it difficult to survive and Lebanon College in New Hampshire is one of the latest to close its doors.
College Football: Week Two Highlights and Low Points
Two weeks of college football does not make a season. Even so, a few teams found out just hard it will be for them to land a playoff berth following stinging defeats over the weekend.
Study Online for Your MBA
Deciding to continue your education in order to further your career is a serious decision, and one that requires careful consideration of all areas of your life – most critically your finances, and your personal life.
