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Where 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Remains
Last December, many of us watched as Congress passed the historic repeal of the military's "Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell" policy...
More Than Bridgepoint on Trial
CEO skips Senate hearing examining the fast-growing for-profit online college company, but lawmakers put accreditors in the hot seat.
Ending the Late Option
A Texas community college decides to risk losing some state funds by forcing students to register on time — with goal of improving completion rates.
For-Profit Colleges and Cal Grants
Career colleges shoot down plan to cut awards to their students, but new restriction would limit funds going to institutions with high loan default rates.
For-Profits and Military Money
New GAO report recommends further oversight of Defense Department's Tuition Assistance Program.
Flexible Policies, Unchanged Practice
More medical schools offer better-balanced work-life policies to faculty, new study finds, but few actually use them.
Presidential Tenures on the Line
City Colleges of Chicago redefines job descriptions for its campus leaders and tells those in office they must apply to keep their positions.
The Changed Landscape
House budget legislation, which would cut Pell Grants and restrict regulation of for-profit colleges, shows how federal political environment has shifted.