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Thanks to sets of do-it-yourself experiment packages, lab science courses are slowly gaining acceptance in online delivery.

New report suggests that science curriculums for future doctors shift from system based on outdated requirements to assessment of a list of needed skills.

Web site promises to give students corrupted files so they can pretend to turn in work -- and gain extra time until their professors figure out there is a problem.

Colleges continue to step up their efforts to recruit and better support veterans, in anticipation of the new GI Bill.

Supporters of Zotero, a popular tool for scholars to save and organize digital resources, are celebrating the dismissal by a...

Jim Leach becomes Obama's official nominee to lead National Endowment for the Humanities and pledges to bolster the agency and to respect peer review.

University responds harshly to official's assertions of data "manipulation" to rise on the U.S. News charts, denying unethical behavior -- but directly challenging few of her allegations.