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Passing the Smell Test
Oxford denies that its deal with L'Oréal endangers academic freedom, but an "unfortunately phrased" job description leaves some skeptical.
Breaking the Rules
Despite an unconventional structure and a public launch in the middle of the economic downturn, Drake U. administrators are hopeful for outcome of $200 million campaign.
Delayed, Not Defeated
After 3 years during which many colleges were cautious on fund-raising goals, 3 universities roll out campaigns of at least $1 billion in October, a vote of confidence in an uncertain philanthropy environment.
Academic Minute: Understanding the Carbon Cycle
In today’s Academic Minute, Andy Anderson of Michigan State University explores the root causes of why most students fail to...
Education Department to Probe Penn State Allegations
The U.S. Education Department announced Wednesday that it will investigate whether Pennsylvania State University may have violated the Jeanne Clery...
Former Gates Official to Lead WGU Texas
Mark David Milliron, who recently announced his resignation from a high-profile position with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, has...
Survey Finds Pell Grant Support Among Young Adults
Adults aged 18 to 34 are overwhelmingly concerned about the cost of college and levels of student debt, regardless of...
Naked Men and College Athletics
Authorities have Leonard Tyrell Young, until recently a member of the basketball team at Fresno Pacific University, on a range...