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International

DREAM Youth Expressing Mixed Emotions over Obama Immigration Plan

Young immigrants who attained deportation relief under the 2012 Obama administration program fault new immigration plan for not including measures that would help their undocumented parents.

Students

Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville Sees More Minority Students

Minority student enrollment at Southern Illinois University’s Edwardsville campus is the highest it’s been in at least two decades.

Faculty & Staff

University of Utah Professor Wants ‘Drone Court’ to Approve Strikes

Today, when U.S. intelligence agencies believe they know the location of a terrorist in Pakistan and a few other countries, they are largely free to deploy a weapon that’s become the symbol of war on terror: an aerial drone.

Leadership & Policy

1 Victim of Florida State University Shooting Paralyzed

In the frantic moments at the Florida State University campus library last week, bullets struck 21-year-old student Farhan “Ronny” Ahmed three times, including a shot that severely damaged his spine and left him paralyzed from the waist down, his sister said Monday.

Students

Official Says Florida State University Gunman Was Alumnus

A Florida State University alumnus and attorney shot three people at the school’s library early Thursday before being killed by police, a law enforcement official told The Associated Press.

International

Education Historian Ravitch Wants More Input From Teachers on Common Core

Diane Ravitch said that while she opposes the standards, there’s no harm in getting public input about them as long as what teachers say is taken seriously.

Students

Moody’s: Colleges Charging More, Keeping Less

Bond-rating company says higher education revenue growth at a 10-year low.

International

Open Doors Data Details the Influx of Students From Other Countries

International Education Week kicked off with the announcement of the preliminary Open Doors data for 2013-14.

International

Scholars Agree to Make Concerted Effort to Reform Urban Education

Experts say it is the time for a new conversation focused exclusively on some of the challenges that beset urban education, not just in the United States but across the globe.

Asian American Pacific Islander

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African-American

Xavier University to Lead Chinese Language Study in La. Schools

Xavier University of Louisiana has been named the lead institution of the 100,000 Strong Foundation’s “Advance Louisiana – Educating a Globally-Competent Workforce” initiative.

Community Colleges

Mexico Mayor, Wife Detained in Case of 43 Missing College Students

Federal police detained the former mayor of Iguala and his wife, who are accused of ordering the Sept. 26 attacks that left six college students dead and 43 missing.

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