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Regulation Woes

Online educators convene in Washington to discuss ways to avoid having to apply for approval in every state.

In Search of Evidence, and Acceptance

In proposed research center, for-profit college leaders seek ways to answer fundamental question: Do their institutions expand access or exploit students?

Commencement Speakers Announced: Duke, High Point, Rice, RIT

The following colleges and universities have announced their commencement speakers: Duke University: Muhammad Yunus, Nobel laureate and a Bangladeshi banker/economist...

Border Dispute

Online colleges say cumbersome state-by-state approval processes are hurting them -- and America.

Stimulus for Humanities Job Market

American Council of Learned Societies and Mellon Foundation, worried about disappearance of posts, create fellowships that will give new Ph.D.'s two-year jobs at top colleges and universities, with health insurance and low teaching loads.

U. of Texas to Consider Merger of San Antonio Campuses

The University of Texas System announced Monday that it would study the possibility of merging its San Antonio campus and...

New Questions About Auburn Trustee

Bobby Lowder has long been a controversial trustee of Auburn University, seen by many as exercising too much control over...

Judge Ends Minority Provisions in California Scholarship Program

A California judge has ordered the state to stop considering race and ethnicity in a scholarship program for students entering...