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Toward an All E-Textbook Campus
Northwest Missouri State U., which rents books to students, experiments with electronic formats, with ambitions to go digital as publishers do.
The Impact of a Ban on Affirmative Action
New study projects a 35 percent drop in minority enrollments at the most competitive four-year colleges and universities -- but little gain for white students.
Faculty Pay 'by Applause Meter'
It's not like professors to think that they are so well compensated that it's not worth hoping for a $10,000...
Centers of Attention
Faced with fiscal challenges, Boston University may close centers and institutes to try to maintain ambitious goals of growing faculty numbers and improving quality.
2009 NCAA Convention Preview
Legislative bodies to consider proposals on a wide variety of issues affecting eligibility of athletes, the role of coaches and colleges' commitment to athletics.
De-Hyping College Admissions (or Trying to, Anyway)
Perceptions aside, students apply to fewer colleges than they plan to, and the vast majority of applicants are accepted at their top choice, new study shows.