Thanks to President B-Rock, the use and research of stem cells has become much more readily available. Is that why he won the Nobel Peace Prize? I mean, that’s pretty much all he’s done so far… but whatever. As a result, researchers at many colleges and universities are able to do the work they had [...]
As suggested in an article by the AP today, college students are becoming increasingly disenchanted with Obama’s presidency. This is precisely what I was afraid of during his candidacy. People become very hopeful and are disappointed when a politician doesn’t fulfill all their dreams in 100 days. I don’t agree with it, but that’s the [...]
Laura Diamond, a blogger for ajc.com explains why students should go to college. Since Obama’s plan to infuse $12 billion into community colleges, Diamond believes that this is the best time to look for colleges to apply to. The availability of grants and other types of financial aid will be more than readily available. Of [...]
I’ve been saying this for quite some time here on Campusology. If you don’t have the money, or you don’t have the time to do a full four-year college with all the bells and whistles, go to your community college. Now, they do vary widely, make no mistake there, but it’s not a terrible idea. [...]
After the madness of the Obama visit to and commencement speech at Notre Dame, college administrators and educators are attempting to discuss the issues of abortion and the rift between Catholic educators and the Church. Though no dates have been made solid yet, the educators will meet with Church Bishops hopefully before their meeting in Baltimore [...]
Okay, so Day 1 wasn’t SUPER exciting. There were a bunch of blowouts and the drama that defines the month has yet to show. It’s only the first day. These things come with time. Five interesting things did happen though.
(Jeremy Pargo’s dunk will not be mentioned here… uh, except right now. It was a good [...]
The Obama administration is putting forward some major changes in the way students will be getting government checks to further their education. The New York Times reports,
‘The proposal would increase grants to the neediest students and allow those grants to rise slightly above the inflation rate, an effort to keep pace with tuition increases.’
Read the [...]
Without any direct policy making, President Obama has decided to bring young Black students back to the roots (no pun intended) of well-groomed dress wear. In Durham, NC students have been tackling the issue at local colleges. Cards have been given out that explain precisely the type of dress that should be worn by students [...]
