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Students Still Like Printed Textbooks

Many experts are predicting that students are about to embrace e-books as a preferred form of textbooks. But a newly...

Credit for Teaching

At many colleges and universities, the tenure trinity of teaching, research and service is widely viewed (at least by those...

Yale Donor Charged With Fraud

John D. Mazzuto has been charged with stock fraud -- including his handling of stock in his company that he...

School's (Not) Out for Summer

Many public colleges and universities were overrun this year by larger-than-ever enrollments driven up by economics and demographics, and early...

U. of Michigan Punishes Itself for Football Violations

The University of Michigan acknowledged Tuesday that its football program had committed several major violations of National Collegiate Athletic Association...

Trying to Heal at Erskine

Faculty members and alumni of Erskine College have been carefully parsing the biography of David A. Norman, who was named...

Kaplan Apologizes for Spanish Ban in Class

Kaplan Higher Education is apologizing for the actions of an instructor in one of its California campuses who told students...

UCLA Students Honor 2 Who Were Killed in 1969

More than 40 years after two students in the Black Panthers were killed at the University of California at Los...