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Analysis of which financial aid programs most help low-income students says that simplicity often trumps targeting and finds promise in aid tied to academic performance and support services.
Evaluating Online Applicants
With the growth of virtual high schools, new issue surfaces for admissions officers.
Call for Board Engagement
In joint statement, the Association of Governing Boards and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation urge trustees to get involved in the accreditation process.
Another Student Dies of H1N1
Matthew Healey, a freshman at Miami University, appears to be the fourth student to have died from H1N1 complications during...
Saint Louis U. Blocks David Horowitz Event
University says it acted out of concern that his talk on Islam would attack that faith.
2 Layoffs Reversed at Radford U.
The president of Radford University, Penelope Kyle, has offered to reverse two layoffs of student services administrators, following widespread objections...
Mentoring, Texas-Style
A five-year-old program at the University of Texas at Austin pairs undergraduates considering graduate school with graduate students -- and seems to be working.
Stanford Scholar Wins Settlement From Joyce Estate
In a key win for literary scholars who work with the estates of authors, the estate of James Joyce has...