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Getting Around the Courts
New Arizona law would bar public colleges and universities from applying anti-bias rules to religious groups or students.
Limited Education Behind Bars
Restricted Internet access and inadequate government funding hinder postsecondary programs in prisons and increase recidivism, report says.
Pick Your Poison
Sports officials say only viable test, among three offered by federal government, for showing Title IX compliance is becoming more complicated to pass.
As the Regulatory World Spins
Education Dept. signals start of new round of rule making as it aims to put the finishing touches on another.
Campaign to Create Liberal Arts College in Israel
The Shalem Center, a research and education center in Jerusalem, on Tuesday announced a $12.5 million gift that designated for...
Pac-10 Gets Own Network, Signs Richest Broadcast Deal in College Sports
The Pacific-10 Conference -- soon to be the Pac-12, with the addition of the Universities of Utah and Colorado at...
Amazon Sues College Stores Association
The dispute between Amazon and college bookstores is heating up. Amazon is now seeking a court order declaring that it...
Academic Minute: Is Texting Writing?
In today’s Academic Minute, Jeff Grabill of Michigan State University reveals how the modern technology of texting is creating a...