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Cambridge Residents Hold Donation Drive to Address Homelessness
As the City of Cambridge works to meet the needs of its homeless population, private institutions — like Saint Peter School ...
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From Outdoors to Whiteboards: Kenan Wood ’25 Awarded Churchill Scholarship
Kenan Wood ’25 is the first Davidson College student to be awarded the prestigious Churchill Scholarship. The scholarship ...
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Lee Students Leave For U.K. Semester Abroad
Twenty Lee University students departed for the United Kingdom Semester Study Abroad program on Tuesday. During the 10-week ...
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Oxford University has higher female acceptance rate than Cambridge
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‘A Complicated Marriage’: Cambridge Calls on Harvard to Increase Optional PILOT Payments
The city of Cambridge called on Harvard to increase their optional municipal payments at a city council meeting Monday night ...
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Drone Views of Cambridge's Gothic Architecture and University Landmarks
Take a flight high above the historic city of Cambridge with this captivating drone footage. Marvel at the ancient colleges of the University of Cambridge, the Gothic spires, and the serene River Cam ...
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Why I wish I'd NEVER gone to Cambridge: The university loves to think it's inclusive, but fellow students constantly made fun of me - and it left me needing treatment for anxiety
More specifically, I didn’t think about my accent before I went on the Cambridge University ski trip in December of my first term there. I was sharing a room with one of my best friends and my ...
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The hardest university degrees to get into, and the ones where ATARs are falling
Student LivingSee all 14 stories. In-demand university degrees, including business, commerce and arts, are becoming easier to enter, an analysis of admission data over 10 years of the most popular ...
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Loneliness linked to higher risk of heart disease and stroke and susceptibility to infection
More and more people of all ages are reporting feeling lonely. We need to find ways to tackle this growing problem and keep people connected to help them stay healthy ...