Rhodes Trust names 32 Americans to study at Oxford
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Thirty-two American college students, including one from Georgia Tech, have been selected as Rhodes Scholars for 2005, the scholarship trust announced Sunday.
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By Beth Gallaspy, The Beaumont Enterprise, Texas  Jun. 23--BEAUMONT -- In their first week living and learning at Lamar University, 48 middle school students have built robotic cars and learned about blood types. They studied water quality on boat rides at Shangri La in Orange.
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Corrects name of Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government in paragraph 21
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Heading into Thursday&#39;s Mid-American Conference Championship tilt with the University of Toledo, Miami University&#39;s MAC East Division Champion football team has been honored by the conference coaches with eight selections to the all-MAC
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The board of Harvard Management Corp., which oversees the billions at the world's richest university, met yesterday on the 13th floor of the Federal Reserve tower in Boston with a new chairman sitting at the head of the table for the first time in 15 years. Next week, annual returns for the $19.3 billion endowment are due, and they will ...
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Ina unanimous vote yesterday, the trustees of the City University of New York named Stephen B. Shepard, the editor in chief of Business Week, as dean of the university&#39;s new graduate journalism school.
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The complexity of the financial aid application that U.S. college students have to fill out hit home with Aquila Galgon when her husband, an Ivy Leaguer headed for graduate school, asked for help.
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Pitt alumnae Wangari Muta Maathai has been awarded the 2004 Nobel Peace Prize, making her the first African woman to receive the award.
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The nation's most elite colleges and universities are bolstering their black student populations by enrolling large numbers of immigrants from Africa, the West Indies and Latin America, according to a study published recently in the American Journal of Education.
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Los Angeles Times - LITTLE ROCK, Ark. &#8212; More than 30,000 people are expected Thursday when former President Clinton opens his &#36;165-million presidential library, and civic leaders say the campus is already functioning as a catalyst for a renaissance here, helping to spur a building boom.
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Britain's prestigious Oxford University could be forced to turn independent within the next 20 years because of lack of funds, a leading official said.
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Yale University said Monday it is joining an expanding group of elite colleges under pressure from parents, lawmakers and alumni to make top schools more affordable to middle-class and upper middle-class families.
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Area residents are among 827 students named to the fall semester dean's list at the University of Mary. This number includes students in U-Mary's undergraduate program and in the School of Accelerated and Distance Education.
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A University of Virginia student and a graduate were among the 32 Americans selected yesterday as Rhodes Scholars for 2005. They are Meghan E. Sullivan, a U.Va.
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Austin Cloyd's dedication to helping the people of Appalachia has poured into others. Mary Read's scholarship fund will help other students fulfill her dream of graduating from college. And even in death, Lauren McCain is still spreading the word of God.
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SAN FRANCISCO Two students with ties to the San Francisco Bay area will head to Oxford University next year as Rhodes scholars. 22-year old Jennifer Howitt of Orinda and Stanford University senior Sarah Schulman
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Harvard University&#39;s endowment paid its two top investment managers about $25 million each last year, less than the pair earned a year ago, but still enough