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Cindy Tappe pleaded guilty to grand larceny in connection with her theft of $660,000 in state grant money as part of a broader $3.5 million fraud.

The future of admissions at selective colleges and high schools has suddenly become clearer.

A nursing student’s body was found on Thursday at the University of Georgia in Athens. The authorities called the homicide “a crime of opportunity.”

Amid today’s uncertainty and agitation, two former college leaders reflect on the state of higher education in America.

The TikTok generation is turning to ubiquitous online betting when faced with big. college loans.

The Washington Post followed the students through a difficult and unusual academic year.

The decision places St. Aug’s future in further jeopardy.

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The general counsel’s office wields tremendous influence. Is that a good thing?