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Watch: A warning for new college graduates
Scammers are targeting new graduates on fake loan repayment plans
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DePaul soccer player dies ‘unexpectedly' on school campus at age 20
A DePaul soccer player died unexpectedly after being found unresponsive in a school residence hall Monday.
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10 sets of twins graduate from the same Maryland high school
At this graduation, you might have thought you were seeing double, because among the graduates were 10 sets of twins.
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Trump doubles down on fight over international students: ‘I want Harvard to be great again'
President Donald Trump slammed Harvard University’s international student policies during a press event on Wednesday, insinuating that foreign students are responsible for “shopping centers exploding” and the weakening of American higher education. “Harvard wants to fight. They want to show how smart they are, and they’re getting their ass kicked.”
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After a 15-year battle, Harvard agrees to relinquish early photos of slaves
Harvard University will relinquish 175-year-old photographs believed to be the earliest taken of enslaved people. A lawyer says the images will be transferred to a South Carolina museum devoted to African American history as part of a settlement with one of the subjects’ descendants. The photos of the subjects identified by Tamara Lanier as her great-great-great-grandfather Renty and his daughter...
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Deep Dive: White House sanctions on Harvard impact Bay Area universities
The Trump Administration placed a ban on Harvard University from enrolling international students, citing that the university tolerated “anti-American, pro-terrorist agitators” on campus. A federal judge in Boston then placed a temporary halt on the ban. The move has left many concerned about what to do next, and has had a significant impact on Bay Area schools. NBC Bay Area’s...
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Kermit the Frog delivers commencement address: ‘Keep believing, keep pretending'
Kermit the Frog delivered a commencement address Thursday at the University of Maryland.
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Unmasked: Student behind La Salle University's mascot gives commencement speech
La Salle University’s Alexis Sanchez was the commencement speaker at the school’s graduation ceremony over the weekend, but most students know her in a non-speaking role: the La Salle Explorer mascot.
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Watch: South Bay teen accepted to more than 100 colleges
A 13-year-old from the Bay Area is turning heads with how many colleges he has heard back from.
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JCYC Celebrates 46 Years of College Access: 2025 Excellence in Education Awards
NBC Bay Area is proud to support the 2025 JCYC College Access Programs Excellence in Education Awards, taking place on Thursday, May 29 at Hotel Kabuki in San Francisco. Hosted by the Japanese Community Youth Council (JCYC), the event honors the achievements of students, educators, and advocates committed to expanding college access for all. This year’s ceremony celebrates 46 years…
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Watch: Vindicated parent in college bribery scandal authors book
One of the powerful parents who had his conviction overturned in the 2019 college bribery scandal has written a book in which he warns others about overzealpous federal prosecutors.
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Watch: College Decision Day is here, but there are options
Thursday is College Decision Day, the deadline for most high school seniors to formally accept admission offers into their school of choice. For those who have yet to decide, here’s some advice.
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Watch: Expert discusses impending collections on student loans
A major change for federal student loan borrowers is coming as mandatory collections start mext Monday for about 5 million. An expert in college access weighs in.
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Federal judge agrees to expedite Harvard's lawsuit against Trump administration
The frozen funds feud between Harvard University and the White House will go before a federal judge on Monday.
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UC Berkeley students still express fears after Trump Administration restored visas
The Trump Administration announced Friday it would restore hundreds of visas for international students who had them revoked. Despite the change, many said they are still in fear.
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UC Berkeley students still express fears after Trump Administration restored visas
The Trump Administration announced Friday it would restore hundreds of visas for international students who had them revoked. Despite the change, many said they are still in fear. Jodi Hernandez reports.
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Columbia protesters are a no-show after plans for new encampments were revealed
Thursday’s tent encampments would have been the first tent cities at the university since students took over a building last year.
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Harvard won't accept ‘unprecedented' demands; federal task force freezes $2.2B
After Harvard’s president announced it wouldn’t accept Trump administration demands, the Education Dept.’s Joint Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism’s froze billions in funding.
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Student visas revoked at Stanford University, UC Berkeley
International students in the Bay Area are discovering their student visas have been revoked. Emma Goss has the latest details.