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- Aug 14, 2026
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The Do’s and Don’ts of College Roommate Etiquette (opens the original)
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As September looms close, seas of incoming freshmen are stalking their future roommates on Instagram right now. Anxious eyes across the country are scouring Class of 2030 social media posts, trying to predict the personality of the person they are about to share a room with for a year. Whether you picked your roommate yourself or were randomly assigned to live with a total stranger, the question of cohabitation is on every future freshman’s mind. What will the dorm room look like? How many peopl
Alpha, the Teacherless AI School Beloved by Tech Titans, Heads to Greenwich this Fall (opens the original)
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Ever since it opened its first outpost in Austin, Texas, 12 years ago, the Alpha School network has generated equal parts handwringing and excitement among families of school-age children. The private $40,000- to $75,000-a-year “AI-driven” academic institution, which has no teachers and uses a controversial “two-hour learning model,” promises to revolutionize K-12 education and produce students who are “prepared for life with essential, actionable skills.” Alpha opened its second campus in 2022
How Has the Ivy League Changed Over the Past 100 Years? (opens the original)
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have you ever wondered how college boys in the 1960s first reacted to the shocking arrival of girls on campus? Or what the average Ivy student’s work-life balance looked like in 1900? T&C has been reporting U.S. college news for over a century and has seen it all. From awkward student love letters written in the 1930s to advice on choosing classes in the 2000s, here’s a glimpse at some of our favorite campus stories we’ve un-dusted from the archives. Whether its campus sports or campus dating, a
How to See and Be Seen on Campus (opens the original)
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You may not know what SABSing is yet, but you’ve definitely done it before. The haphazard “hi,” the semi-serendipitous act of lingering in a public spot where you know you’ll run into someone, is a college ritual students have been perfecting for years. Now, there is a term for it: To SABS—or “to see and be seen”—is more than a new verb on campus, it’s an ideology. “SABSing is like people watching, but also exhibitionism in a way,” says Josh White, an industrial design student at RISD. Legend ha
UChicago Law Bans All Tech in First-Year Classrooms (opens the original)
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In higher education’s Sisyphean struggle to evolve alongside AI, some universities have started to ban technology outright. On July 9, The University of Chicago Law School released a new AI strategy statement, Rethinking Legal Education in the AI Era, that forbids all electronic devices from first-year classrooms. The new rule will be implemented this fall and includes all laptops, tablets, and phones, except during certain tech-specific activities like polls, quizzes, or if a designated student
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