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Summer Scramble
What happens after tuition-dependent private colleges miss their enrollment goals? Depends on the campus.
Nearing the Bottom
National enrollment slide slows, but community colleges and for-profits continue to lose students, with differences among age groups.
Jobless in Two Days
Quinnipiac professors are still 'reeling' from a rapid-fire round of faculty layoffs and wondering why some faculty jobs are being eliminated even as new ones are being created.
Opinion
Hard Work, High Demand
Sally Johnstone and Thad Nodine describe what Western Governors University has learned as it works on new competency-based programs with 11 community colleges.
What Do the People Want?
Do Americans have a more nuanced view of higher ed reform than the politicians they elect? Perhaps, says a new survey.
Opinion
No Silver Bullet
Fixing remedial education will be much more complex than reformers and policy makers acknowledge, writes Hunter Boylan.
Opinion
Remediation Is Badly Broken
Remediation should not be eliminated, writes Stan Jones, but its delivery needs to be transformed.

Putting Community Colleges to Work
The White House talks up $550 million in job training programs aimed at community colleges, including $100 million in new funding for apprenticeships.
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