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The Philadelphia tri-state area — Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware — contains 101 colleges. Philadelphia itself has thousands of students who spend their 20s in…

This Feb. 14, at 2501 McGee Street in Kansas City, Missouri, bonuses will be awarded, champagne will be poured, expensive dinners will be had, and…

A recent study from Fairleigh Dickinson University’s PublicMind found that 68 percent of Americans agreed with the idea that “a big problem this country has…

In a not-so-shocking twist, two creators of the misleading anti-choice video, claiming that Planned Parenthood was engaged in the illegal sale of fetal tissue, have…

By now, everyone ought to be aware of the public health crisis in Flint, Michigan. To make a long story short, Flint was a town…

Thanks largely to the 24-hour cable news cycle, the line between “journalism” and “entertainment” blurs more and more with each passing day—but it seems like…

Somewhere between your mom’s home cooking and well-disguised sawdust lies the cuisine served at Drexel’s own Handschumacher Dining Hall. Students’ opinions don’t vary much on…

The Daily Northwestern, the de facto newspaper of both Northwestern University and Evanston, Illinois, ran a poll asking whether the United States should admit a…

Imagine: A foreign war divides the country. Widespread protests at campuses from one border to another. Widespread civil rights injustice in plain sight before the…

Coffee is great. We all love coffee here. You don’t stay up three days straight during midterms week being indifferent to coffee. With that in…