Susan Snyder is an education reporter for The Philadelphia Inquirer, with a focus on local educational issues in Pennsylvania, particularly in Philadelphia. Her work has also been featured in various publications such as The Press of Atlantic City, Telegraph Herald, and The Morning Call. Susan's articles delve into topics such as university leadership, educational policies, and the impact of gender in higher education.
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By: Susan Snyder
Christopher M. Fiorentino would replace Daniel Greenstein, who said in July that he would leave in October for "a compelling opportunity ... to work nationally." He's been in the job for six years.
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R. Lorraine ‘Laurie' Bernotsky said she'll soon launch a listening tour to plan the university's next chapter.
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Temple says it's the first university in the commonwealth to employ license plate-reading cameras that will make it easier to spot a stolen vehicle as it travels through the university's patrol zone.
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The new office is expected to open this fall.
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By: Susan Snyder
Penn, Haverford and Swarthmore all saw declines in students from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups,
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By: Susan Snyder
Penn State President Neeli Bendapudi also said that more than 18,500 new students joined the university this year, with an average high school GPA of 3.68 - at University Park alone, 3.96.
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By: Harold Brubaker, Susan Snyder
The University of the Arts, which closed in June, asked a Philadelphia judge to approve the transfer of its $63 million endowment to institutions that enrolled its students.
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By: Susan Snyder
The move comes amid a budget crunch and as the West Philadelphia university prepares to move from a quarter system to a semester system, which is part of a larger academic restructuring.
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By: Peter Dobrin, Harold Brubaker, Kristen A. Graham
The University of the Arts, which abruptly closed June 7 leaving hundreds of students scrambling, filed for bankruptcy Friday, likely the beginning of the 150-year-old school's last chapter.
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Both faculty and students have approved no confidence votes in Salus' president and provost.
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