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Imagine a book in which the author devotes a section to the "crisis of moral purpose" among colleges, calls for...

As student loan scandal swirls, House hearing largely focuses on the nuts and bolts of making college more affordable.

Jury sides with ex-professor at Voorhees, finding that college officials showed "malice or reckless indifference" to her claims.

In podcast interview, departing leader discusses "scholarship of teaching," classifications and role of foundations.

U. of Mary Washington chief is out of office less than a year after taking the position.

Appointment of harsh critic to U.S. panel that reviews accreditors seen as part of broader effort to alter federal role in college oversight.