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U. of Illinois Probes Possibly Inaccurate Law School Data
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign announced Sunday afternoon that it is investigating "credible" information about "possible inaccuracies in student...
Students, Employees Strike at American U. in Cairo
Students and some employees started a strike Sunday at American University in Cairo, Ahram Online reported. Students organized the protests...
Studying the Path to Degrees in Baltimore
A new report by researchers at Johns Hopkins University has documented a shift in Baltimore's high school graduates attending college...
Making Students Pay for Alcohol Citations
The University of Wisconsin at Madison is upping the cost for students of receiving an alcohol-related citation. Not only will...
Who Sets E-Mail Rules?
U. of Illinois says it is trying to protect privacy and intellectual property, but two national groups see unreasonable limits on free speech.
Opinion
Diversity and the Rankings
U.S. News could -- if it wanted -- focus attention on the way colleges enroll (or fail to enroll) disadvantaged students, writes Catharine Hill.
Plagiarism Betrayal?
Some professors say Turnitin's sister business is helping students evade detection at colleges paying the company to help preserve academic integrity.