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Tennessee Press suspends sale of new book on Andersonville Prison as author admits inappropriate and uncredited similarities to another work.

Thousands of papers disappear at U. of Kentucky -- latest in string of thefts of student publications on various campuses.

They can Google and network on MySpace, but new report questions whether they can use technology to learn something worth knowing.

Education Department investigates complaint of Asian student rejected by Princeton.

There is no shortage of higher education issues on Congress's agenda, chief among them renewal of the Higher Education Act...

Curricular reform at U. of Georgia emphasizes languages and quantitative reasoning, but leaves less room for certain disciplines.

Chalked political messages on sidewalks are a campus tradition, but some at Swarthmore say they have gone too far.

Loss of control. Anxiety. Questioning of purpose. Rejection. Reviewers of college applications seem to have much in common with applicants.