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In competition for faculty talent, private higher ed wins bidding wars, but new study suggests that on key employment policies, state institutions have the edge.

Compromise proposal emerges at U. of California, with regents' vote scheduled this week -- but critics still see potential infringements on academic freedom.

Group dubious of education schools’ quality and motives says they have hijacked an important reform movement, but a research group's president disagrees.

Harvard and its competitors are busting the myth that the model M.B.A. applicant has worked five years after college.

Deal will transfer ownership of Machu Picchu objects, but preserve research ties. Scholars see new model for resolving disputes.

Appeals court ruling on right of public university to apply anti-bias rule to fraternity stuns many -- and could extend far beyond Greek life.

Stop the presses: Today's college students are using more technology than ever. That may not be the most surprising finding...