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Education Leaders Convene for The Atlantic’s Technologies in Education Forum

Education experts explore how the latest education innovations can successfully be interjected into the classroom to prepare students for the workforce.

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Penn State Defends Football Medical Staff

Penn State’s athletic department is vigorously defending itself against a report questioning the quality of medical care for football players.

Georgia College Sues Tennessee Agency Over Billboard

A private college in northwest Georgia is suing Tennessee’s higher education commission in a dispute over billboard advertising.

Bethune—Cookman Sweeps PGA Minority Collegiate Golf Titles

Bethune-Cookman rallied to win the PGA Minority Collegiate Golf Championship on Sunday, and the Wildcats took their record 10th women’s title on the first hole of a playoff with Texas-Pan American.

Asian-American Pacific Islander Heritage Month Still Needed on Campus

Just in case, you didn’t realize it, this is Asian-American Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

Indiana University Hiring of Diving Coach Raises Degree Questions

Indiana University’s hiring of a decorated diving coach to help lead its renowned aquatics program is drawing fire from critics who say his bachelor’s degree is bogus and that his selection sends the wrong message to students.

Young Gay Athletes Set Tone for NBA Coming Out

You’ve probably never heard of Holly Peterson or Jonathan Jean-Pierre.

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4 Morehouse Students Accused of Rape Free on Bond

Four Morehouse College students accused in two rapes have been released from the Fulton County jail on $10,000 bond each.

NBA Executive Says NCAA Needs Virtuous Leaders

Dallas Mavericks President and CEO Terdema Ussery says that why you want to be a leader is a more important question than how you get in position.

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NCAA President Calls for More Welcoming Campuses

Jason Collins’ announcement could have a profound impact on college sports, too.

Faculty & Staff

Students Sought for Lollapalooza Tech Side Event

Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s office is looking for 100 technology and computer science college students from across the nation to travel to Chicago during Lollapalooza 2013 weekend.

Alcorn Convenes Diversity and Inclusion Summit for HBCUs

Participants mainly include HBCU diversity officers, executive administrators, faculty and students who seek to make HBCUs more inclusive.

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