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Is it supposed to train students, or transform them? Can these two perspectives be reconciled?
The answer depends on what you mean by college.
How does tiny Xavier University in New Orleans manage to send more African-American students to medical school than any other college in the country?
The University of Cincinnati is trying to raise its profile through a risky (but increasingly common) investment: expensive architecture.
The decades-old intellectual debate simmering beneath the current conversation over sexual assault on campus.
Against the corporate taming of the American college.
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