College Student News and Radio
You can use the Radio Locator to find college student radio, much of which is now streamed on the internet.
UWire provides a good aggregator of college newspaper stories.
Recent Academics News from UWire
- Non-technical majors have greater unemployment rate
01/27/2012 (from UWire)
As seniors continue to polish their resumes and networking skills before graduation, some may wish they had chosen a different major.... - David Axelrod to Open an Institute of Politics at U. Chicago
01/24/2012 (from UWire)
David M. Axelrod, one of President Barack Obama?s top political advisors and a board member at the Harvard Institute of Politics, is planning to open a new Institute of Politics at his alma mater, U. Chicago.... - Column: All college degrees have a purpose
01/23/2012 (from UWire)
Last week, Yahoo Education released a story titled, ?College Majors That Are Useless.? I have seen many similar lists based on salary and expected job openings.... - Report suggests colleges increase civic education
01/23/2012 (from UWire)
A recent government report argues that colleges should make civic learning a central part of higher education in order to increase participation in the political system and confront a critical moment for American democracy.... - Student goes on ?60 Minutes? to discusses role in SAT cheating scandal
01/20/2012 (from UWire)
Four months since his arrest, Emory College sophomore Sam Eshaghoff ? who took the SAT examination for at least 16 students outside the Emory community and charged more than - {entry-title}
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01/17/2012 (from UWire)
A recent Duke U. study examining the correlation between academic performance and race is being deemed racist by a number of students and members of the Duke community.... - Columbia?s Occupy Wall Street class not yet approved
01/09/2012 (from UWire)
Columbia U. is not likely to offer a class about the Occupy Wall Street movement this semester, despite a course listing that was posted to the anthropology department?s website last week.... - Columbia to offer an ?Occupy 101? class
01/05/2012 (from UWire)
Even though it's currently removed from Columbia U.'s spring anthropology course listings, the university has announced they will offer a class on Occupy Wall Street next semester, according to the New York Post....