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At Paul Quinn, Students Till the Soil to Cultivate a Better College
Community projects like a vegetable garden are a way to nurture hope at the financially troubled institution.
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Northeastern U. Opens the First in a Planned Series of Graduate Campuses Across the U.S.
The private Boston institution just opened a campus in Charlotte, N.C., and plans others elsewhere, in an effort to meet regional needs in specialized fields.
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A Land-Grant Visionary's Notion of Home
Justin Smith Morrill's house and gardens, in rural Vermont, are a mix of Gothic and forward-thinking design.
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Parking on Campus: a Vanishing Perk
On many campuses, frustrated drivers describe their search for available spaces as something out of Kafka. Call it auto-neuroticism.
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Arizona Regents to Vote on Going Forward With New Campus
A local group in Lake Havasu City has raised $2-million to help make the campus a reality, at a time when funds for higher education are tight.
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Flooding and Heavy Rains Again Force Campus Closings in the Northeast
Two campuses in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., were evacuated on Thursday, and other colleges took extra precautions to keep students and others safe.
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Flooding and Power Loss Plague Some New England Campuses, in Wake of Storm
Though many colleges escaped without major damage, others had flooded buildings, and some were difficult to reach because of impassable roads.
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Campuses Begin Cleaning Up and Assessing Damage After Hurricane Irene
Some colleges were coping with toppled trees and leaking pipes, but most did not expect their campuses to be closed for more than a day.
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In Tornado's Aftermath, Difficult Decisions for 2 North Carolina Colleges
Shaw University canceled the rest of the spring semester, while Saint Augustine's College resumed classes on Tuesday. Both face big cleanups.
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A Campus in Chicago Grows Where the Space Is: Up
Roosevelt University's downtown high-rise will bring student services, classrooms, offices, laboratories, and dorm rooms under one roof.
