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President Barack Obama signed into law Friday a measure restoring lower interest rates for student loans, pledging the hard-fought compromise would be just the first step in a broader, concerted fight to rein in the costs of a college education.
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Josh Einiger tells us the current status of the hospital
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Senators are back to the starting line in their search for a compromise that would reduce interest rates on student loans after being spooked by the $22 billion price tag that accompanied a potential deal.
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Student loan rates doubled Monday - at least for a while - after a compromise to keep student loan interest rates low proved unwinnable.
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Police in New Brunswick were called in to break up an out-of-control block party of Rutgers students Saturday night.
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The road to the Final Four got the green light on Sunday as the field of 68 was unveiled. Time to start filling out those brackets!
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The school says it no longer plans to call students names individually and have them walk across the stage during graduation.
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Parade season is over, but students of Channel View High School found a reason to strike up the band.
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The University of Connecticut is creating a scholarship fund for students from Sandy Hook Elementary.
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Reporter Matt Kozar has the story from the East Village.
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Kristin Thorne has the latest.
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Shirley Tilghman announced her intentions in an email Saturday to students, faculty, staff and alumni.
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Nina Pineda reports a few options for those looking to save money this semester
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Phil Lipof has more on how this Drew University student's emotional pleas turned to a tuition payment
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The plan is an alternative to one Gov. Chris Christie has backed to merge Rutgers' Camden campus into Rowan University.
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A 52-year old Columbia University janitor earns his diploma from the Ivy League school.
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In keeping with a belief that fraternities and sororities promote social exclusiveness, Princeton University says any freshman who joins, rushes or pledges to a Greek organization starting this fall will face suspension.
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An estimated two-thirds of graduating college students are burdened with student loans, $25,000 on average.
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Students at Concordia College in Bronxville started getting sick on Friday with some sort of stomach virus.
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CUNY Public Safety officers arrested 15 people at Baruch College Monday evening during a protest over tuition hikes.
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T.J. Winick reports
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At USC a college degree can now be earned online
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Tuition for New Jersey students at Rutgers University will raise by 1.8 percent, less than proposed.
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There are plenty of little-known college scholarship resources that may save you thousands.
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The college grad's guide to managing finances in the real world.
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Health inspectors have forced New York City restaurants to post letter grades for cleanliness and some haven't fared so well.
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Talk to students at Drew University and just about all of them have an opinion about the website, collegeacb.com.
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Some college students are taking notes in class and selling them a new website to make a little extra money on the side.
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A New Jersey college has banned caffeinated alcoholic beverages fearing they could lead to what officials call "blackout in a can."
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Students in one anatomy class at St. Peter's College need the credits, and the discounts they have received this summer.
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