Nathan Smith has already sent three kids to college. But he’s never seen anything like the volume of recruiting materials ...

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As the holiday season gets underway in November, book publishers are gearing up with seasonally and thematically appropriate releases. You’ll find your standard feel-good generational tales like ...

The KSU Mathematics Competition is an annual competition sponsored by the Department of Mathematics, College of Science and Mathematics, and Kennesaw State University (KSU), a division of the State ...

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I haven’t assigned an entire book in four years. Nationwide, college professors report steep declines in students’ willingness and ability to read on their own. To adapt, instructors are ...

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Must-read books for 1st-year college students “The Book Case” podcast co-hosts, Kate and Charlie Gibson, share their top book picks that can help bring college students together in a divisive world.

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