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The Power of Names

At some colleges, students want to remove statues of Confederate heroes. But what happens when an entire institution is named for Jefferson Davis or John C. Calhoun?

Mismatching Measures

Indiana's Ivy Tech Community College is working to hold onto federal workforce development dollars as the state now uses graduation rates as an accountability measure, which the college feels is unfair.

Congress's Plans for NIH, Education

The House and Senate both passed bills last week to set spending levels for key federal higher ed programs; a table compares them.
Opinion

Letter From the President

Are many small private colleges kidding themselves about their financial viability? Aden Hayes argues for better, clearer analysis by faculty members and administrators alike.

Ratings Without ... Rating

Federal accountability system won't compare colleges or assign scores, as Obama sought, but will instead be a data-rich, consumer-facing tool on access, affordability and performance.

Senate Plan Portends Budget Battles

Spending bill for 2016 would lift NIH funding by $2 billion, but divert Pell money and block Obama regulatory efforts in higher education.
Opinion

Climbing Wall Convert

Richard Petrick used to scoff at colleges spending on recreational facilities. Then he started to visit them.