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'Emergency' Data Request Raises Suspicion
Stymied in its efforts to alter federal laws and regulations to make it easier for students to transfer academic credits...
Women, Men and Service
Research released in new book argues that a set of nuanced issues -- such as assignments that take female professors away from scholarly inquiry -- limit their advancement.
NCAA Throws Book at Cheating Coaches
Texas Southern University is now paying the price for the lies of its former softball and tennis coaches.
Preserving the Right to Deny
As lawmakers work to expand Americans With Disabilities Act, higher education leaders want explicit recognition of their need to make academic decisions.
Science Knows No Borders. But Funders Do.
House panel tackles obstacles to scholarly collaboration in light of important role research can play in international relations -- and AAAS announces new center devoted to science diplomacy.