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Faculty Tips for First-Gen Students
A university taps into its instructors' expertise with underrepresented students to produce videos that help professors at other colleges help those students.
Many Comments, Few Surprises
As public comment period ends for the administration's "gainful employment" proposal, for-profit colleges and supporters blast the rules as an overreach; critics of the industry say proposal doesn't go far enough.
Have Job, Will Enroll
New companies try to bridge disconnect between employers and community colleges, with job guarantees and digital badging as part of their pitches.
Summer Scramble
What happens after tuition-dependent private colleges miss their enrollment goals? Depends on the campus.
No More LSAT 'Flagging'
Law school group settles suit by Justice Department by agreeing to no longer identify test-takers who receive extra time due to a disability -- and to streamline process of getting extra time.
Opinion
How to Evaluate Academic Research
The value of scholarly work should be measured not just by how widely it is read, Johann Neem argues, but by a better understanding of how expert knowledge is created and shared within and beyond the university.
Admissions Collusion?
Lawsuit accuses Common Application of violating antitrust law by pressuring colleges into adopting certain policies. Admissions experts are split on whether the charge has validity.
Opinion
The Disappearing California Dream
When his daughter finds it easier to get in and easier to afford an Ivy League university than the University of California, Arturo E. Hernandez wonders what has been lost.