My high school graduation was ruined. I'm now graduating from college and getting the ceremony I deserve.

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The author, not pictured, just graduated from college.

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Emory students won a $10,000 prize for their AI tool. Then the university punished them.

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Emory University students (not pictured) were disciplined for creating an AI program.

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I'm a recent college graduate. No one told me it would be this hard to make ends meet.

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The author, not pictured, is a recent college graduate who can't make ends meet.

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22 valuable pieces of advice from graduation speeches through history

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Tim Cook speaks at Tulane University's commencement in 2019.

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Colleges started ending academic years earlier in the 1970s to avoid 'protest weather'

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Musician Tom Morello performs at a pro-Palestine rally in front of the University of Southern California.
Musician Tom Morello performs at a pro-Palestinian rally in front of the University of Southern California.

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I was accepted to Yale. Here's everything I included in my successful Ivy League application.

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The author got into Yale with his successful college application.

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Gemini AI Will Now Help You With Your Physics Homework

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As if using ChatGPT for college essays wasn’t enough, students are now getting a Gemini tool to help with their Math and Physics homework, too. Google is utilizing its Circle to Search gesture, which was received quite well, to introduce a new feature.

Citadel CEO Ken Griffin says the anti-Israel college campus protests are just 'performative art'

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Citadel CEO Ken Griffin.

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Columbia is facing a bigger donor revolt than we thought

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Seats for Columbia's now-canceled commencement event.

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My mother enrolled in college at 42 while raising 4 kids. It was the same year I enrolled as a freshman.

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The author, right, and her mother, left, both went to college the same year.

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