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A simple misconception keeps young people feeling lonely. Here's how to break out of it.

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POLL: By a 17-point margin, voters want Biden to cancel $50k in student debt

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The attacks on Dr. Biden's education doctorate aren't just sexist, they're disingenuous

The irony of two people trying to write with authority on something that they don't have anywhere near the credentials to claim authority on is laughable—especially when that "something" is someone else's credentials that they actually earned.

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Now You Can Study at the World’s Oldest University

How academics, government officials, and one Nobel prize winner are fighting to resurrect ancient Nalanda from the ruins.

Interactive Infographic: Trends in Higher Education

Find out which degree fields have gained in popularity and which have declined over the course of ten years.

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Food Studies: Rescuing the Overlooked Bean

Raspberries and tomatoes are hot favorites at the farmers' market. Turnips and dried beans: not so much. What's a chili-lover to do?

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Study: Going to Church Makes You Fat (UPDATED)

Scientists knew there was a correlation between religious involvement and obesity, but this new study proves the relationship is causal.

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Is an Elite Education Necessarily a Well-rounded One?

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