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Seeking to respond to critics of perceived lack of intellectual diversity on campuses, Georgia higher ed system conducts statewide survey and finds the problem isn't professors.

Survey of top research universities finds 36% of full-time faculty have academic partners, but study doesn't find many formal hiring policies.

Survey of parents and undergraduates breaks down families' expenditures on college and their expectations for what they will get in return.

With students doing more registration and book buying online, Michigan State and other colleges question whether a full week of orientation is turning into more of a party than an educational experience.

In response to overwhelming demand for graduates, more institutions create pharmacy colleges.

First there was West Virginia. Then Virginia Commonwealth. Now Carnegie Mellon -- where apparent fudging of rules leads to a dean's immediate resignation.

When Idaho regulators contacted two unaccredited colleges about their lack of state approval, the institutions seem to have relocated -- to a state where they wouldn't be so encumbered.