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Adam Nguyen in a grey shirt.

Can ChatGPT Essays Get You Into an Ivy League School? We Asked an ex-Harvard Advisor

"You are not going to get into a top-30 school, definitely not a top 20, with a GPT-generated essay."
By Sissi Cao
Main campus of the University of Southern California, prospective students stand at the entrance

University of Southern California Sued for Allegedly Luring Students with Fraudulent US News Rankings

Former students claim USC and its for-profit program partner aggressively promoted misleading university rankings to grow enrollment.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

“We Have So Much Magical Thinking About Equality”: A Q&A with Legal Expert Dahlia Lithwick

Veteran legal writer Dahlia Lithwick holds forth on women's rights, the Constitution, and why sometimes Canadians see the U.S. more clearly than its own citizens.
By James Ledbetter

In School Battles, We’re Getting the “Parental Rights” Discussion Completely Wrong

By Natalia Petrzela
Columbia College campus at night

Columbia Drops From No. 2 to No. 18 on University Rankings As School Officials Admit to Misleading Data

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Students walking towards Columbia University's library

Columbia’s Fall From U.S. News’s Ranking Casts Doubt on Other Universities at the Top

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Why American High School Students Are Flocking to European Colleges

By Arick Wierson
Director Steve McQueen attends the red carpet of 15th Rome Film Festival on October 16, 2020

Steve McQueen on His New ‘Small Axe’ Films and Why No One Tells Him What to Do

By Emily Zemler

67% of U.S. Museums Have Cut Education Programming During COVID-19, New Report Finds

By Helen Holmes

Famed Tesla Short Seller Says This Soaring NYSE-Traded Chinese Company Is a Fraud

By Sissi Cao

How Coronavirus Exposes the Extreme Internet Inequality in the United States

By Carina Finn

Google Doodle Is Bringing Back Its Most Popular Mini-Games

By Helen Holmes

Airbnb Launches Online Experiences, Including Virtual Penguin Meets and Magic Classes

By Morgan Halberg

Reese Witherspoon Is Gifting Teachers Draper James Dresses as a Thank You Amid COVID-19

By Morgan Halberg

Ben Folds Is Trying to Get All the Candidates on the Record About Arts Funding

By Amy Webb
choosing a college

The Business of Choosing a College: How to Know If You’ll Get Your Money’s Worth

By John A. Tures
school buss

Public vs. Private Schools: How the Nation Feels About US Education

By John A. Tures
Graduates listen to the master of ceremony as they take part in the Black Commencement at Harvard University on May 23, 2017.

Do Colleges Actually Welcome Segregation on Campus?

By Ziva Dahl
Columbia University

Ivy League Schools’ Woke Posturing Is Part of America’s Race Problem

By Chris Roberts

Elizabeth Warren Wants to Treat Affordable College Like a Public Good

By Davis Richardson

Trump Undermines Betsy DeVos’ Special Olympics Cut: ‘I’ve Overridden My People’

By Davis Richardson
Actress Felicity Huffman is seen inside the Edward R. Roybal Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse in Los Angeles, on March 12, 2019. She is among 50 people indicted in a nationwide university admissions scam, court records unsealed in Boston on March 12, 2019 showed.

‘Operation Varsity Blues’ Will Likely Snowball Into a 2020 Political Issue

By Arick Wierson
The Woodrow Wilson Foundation recommends more graphic novels, digital resources, videos and improved instruction methods and kits for kids and teachers, to help them learn.

Could Education Spending Stop Our History and Government Ignorance?

By John A. Tures
Phil Murphy Handles New Jersey's State Budget Battle

NJ Politics Digest: Murphy Orders Investigation Into State’s Hiring of Alleged Rapist

By Observer Politics Team
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