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Harvard Med School Backs Down on Media Rules

Harvard University's medical school is backing away from new rules about student interaction with reporters, following complaints that the policy...

Blow to National Merit Scholarships

U. of Texas -- one of largest participants for years -- will drop out, and shift the money to need-based aid.

Money, Mentors and Love

New Ph.D. recipients consider the factors that got them to the finish line and report gaps by discipline in extent of financial support.

Education Dept. Whistle Blower Sues to Recoup Funds from Lenders

In 2006, Jon H. Oberg revealed himself as the Education Department researcher who had brought to light revelations that several...

Judge Rejects Suit on Tulane Reorganization

A state judge in Louisiana on Monday rejected a lawsuit challenging Tulane University's decision, as part of a post-Katrina reorganization...

Illinois President and Chancellor Trade Blame

The president of the University of Illinois, Joseph White, and the chancellor of the Urbana-Champaign campus, Richard Herman, both appeared...

Report Projects 10% Increase in California Community College Enrollments

With community colleges in California facing massive budget cuts that could force them to limit enrollments, a new report shows...

Debating the Numbers on GRE as B-School Option

One of the hot battles in standardized testing these days is over the M.B.A. market. The Graduate Management Admission Test...