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The number of published articles from the U.S. has stopped growing, according to studies from the National Science Foundation.

With backers of budget bill framing choice starkly, lawmakers reject measure that would have softened cuts to loan providers.

In matching graduate students with each other as mentors, Purdue wants to know more than just academic interests.

Proposals to punish colleges based on rate of tuition increase will hurt public colleges and spare many pricey institutions, study finds.

Advocates hope that measure to help undocumented students, cast aside when immigration bill died, may have another path to passage.

As Senate takes up massive student aid bill, close vote is expected on amendment that would ease cuts in subsidies for loan companies.

Former board chair who used slur requests change as Roger Williams students and faculty protested association with him.