Colleges Go Politic As Students Vote Or Try To
A UPI survey notes 6.7 million Americans aim for college diplomas this year and college life expands beyond books. Students push politics, seek voting in college towns, fight for admissions equity, and demand relevant courses such as women studies while curricula widen with new majors and programs.
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Environmental studies programs expand across colleges
Youch courses in thermal pollution and noise control at Penn State lead to a doctor of education in earth sciences and an AA in geological science. West Point undergrad course dubbed all this and heaven too. Miami University introduces environmental science pathways toward a master’s degree, Virginia State College highlights environmental crisis studies, Arizona adds black and American Indian minors, Texas offers a BA in ethnic studies, and Montana State expands its American Indian program to keep students connected to reservations.
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