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Supreme Court Punts

Justices opt -- for now -- not to resolve dispute over right of public universities to bar anti-gay bias and right of Christian groups to be recognized as student organizations.

A Deal to Revive Antioch

Path-breaking liberal arts college, shut down by university, will gain full independence with a plan to enroll students again in 2 years.

Colleges, Granted Flexibility, Increase Endowment Payouts

Colleges in most states have, since a national change made in 2006, been granted the authority to spend endowment money...

Colleges Make It More Expensive to Pay With Credit Cards

Colleges are making it more expensive for families to pay tuition bills with credit cards. USA Today reported that a...

But I'm an Athlete

A university’s recent attempt to cut its women’s volleyball team and replace it with a competitive cheerleading squad has rekindled...

'At Home in the World'

WASHINGTON – Leaders of international and multicultural education offices may not always talk much, but here at the At Home...

Firefighters and Professors

Will a landmark Supreme Court decision on race and hiring have an impact on higher education?

Smaller Endowments Are Outperforming Larger Ones

The national economic downturn appears to be reversing the long-standing trend in which larger college endowments earn more than smaller...