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Duquesne University today announced plans to build a residence hall to meet growing on-campus housing needs. (Today)
Emmanuel I. Osagie, who had been chancellor of Penn State Fayette since February 2007, died unexpectedly Tuesday of complications from an illness. (Today)
Carnegie Mellon University and La Roche College are among eight colleges nationally being singled out for awards by NAFSA: The Association of International Educators, the Washington, D.C., organization announced Tuesday. (Today)
Rafaela Espinal held her first poolside chat last summer, offering cheese, crackers and apple cider to draw people to hear her pitch. (Today)
For a few days last fall, the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood celebrated a big victory: the tiny advocacy group had successfully pushed the Walt Disney Company to offer full refunds to everyone who had bought the company's popular Baby Einstein videos from June 2004 to September 2009. (Today)
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Yesterday
- CMU, La Roche receive national awards
- Effective teachers plan gets rolling in Pittsburgh school district
- West View's St. Athanasius school to close
- Abuse case opens against former Pittsburgh school psychologist
- Ambridge Area to vote on charter school
- Moon Area approves Parkway West school budget
- Police said man who died in CMU frat house was drinking before his death
- Job Market Stabilizes for Business Students
- Officials Step Up Enforcement of Rights Laws in Education
- College Acts to Disregard Fiscal Need in Admissions
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- Penn Hills schools: Labor dispute goes to fact-finding
- Pa. clears 1st hurdle in race for U.S. school funds
- Pa. wants more info from schools on snow day waiver pleas
- CMU to research sensors to track elderly
- Pa. among states focusing on raising graduation rates
- Debate continues to stir as school districts start new construction
- A look at the major school construction projects
- Put Montour's high-schoolers in David E. Williams Middle School, many suggest
- New construction crew at Montour comes with experience in turnarounds
- $5,000 state grant goes toward sex education in Cornell school
- Route 228 land deal for North Catholic satisfies diocese
- North Hills school upgrade to cost nearly $970,000 a year
- Gateway principals propose budget cuts to avoid tax boost
- Teachers, district to resume pact talks in Penn Hills
- Woodland Hills requests exemption from snow makeup
- Leechburg schools locked down as police search for suspects
- Police arrest 11 students after fight at Woodland Hills Junior High
- Washington & Jefferson joins program to educate underprivileged students
- South Park pupils transform recycled homework
- Steel Valley bus service cuts to affect students
- McKeesport Area students' robot to show its stuff at competition
- Allderdice student suspected of making bombs in jewelry class
- No-Child Law Is a Highlight of Hearing on Education
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