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UNC Charlotte has discontinued its gender affirming housing program, removing the application and related resources from its ...

Even though he wanted to bike commute from his Capitol Hill home to the University of Washington, Jared Hwang often took ...

Finn Keating is a self-described hustler. He’s the type of person who always needs to be busy. His classes at Providence ...

From AI-powered research assistants to advanced note-taking apps, students in 2026 have an unprecedented toolkit to streamline their academic lives. The right combination of apps can transform ...

“Asking Stanford” is a series of small stories from Stanford students that come together to highlight the diversity of ...

Reading more is one of those goals that sounds simple but falls apart fast. Here are the four apps keeping my reading habit alive in 2026.