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Debt-Averse Teens
A survey of teenagers finds that tomorrow's undergraduates want to go to college but don't want to use student loans.
Tuition and Borrowing Growth Slows
College Board's annual reports give evidence that rising tuition prices and college debt may not go on forever. Tuition increases are slowing, as education borrowing declines slightly.
Governors and Higher Ed
Winners include some whose views on public colleges have been controversial and others whose views have won widespread praise.
What a GOP-Led Congress Means for Higher Ed
A new Republican majority in the Senate may help colleges reduce regulatory burden -- but may also portend tough budget battles over funding for student aid and research.
Ballot Measures, Bonds and Colleges
Governance change rejected in North Dakota and new student aid fund nixed in Oregon. Elsewhere, voters approved bond measures sought by higher education.
Higher Ed and the Governors' Races
Higher education issues -- mostly tuition costs -- are showing up in governors races across the country.
The Long View
The final gainful employment rules have plenty of critics, but it's undeniable that the Obama administration has made a difference with its five-year crackdown on for-profits.
First Amendment Rights for Adjuncts
Appeals court sides with adjunct who says she was fired for speaking out against part-time faculty working conditions.