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See SEVIS II Dance (and Other Topics in Global Ed)
U.S. officials provide briefing on database for tracking foreign students, presidential candidates' advisers discuss exchanges as a massive gathering of international educators continues.
Dual Degree for a Different High School Population
Could programs that have been seen as ways to help most talented students also be a way to help those who might otherwise skip college?
Newly Tenured ... at Alderson-Broaddus, Quincy, U. of Michigan at Flint
The following individuals have recently been awarded tenure by their colleges: Alderson-Broaddus College Lewis Hall, music Quincy University Joseph Coelho...
Higher Ed Gold Rush?
Drexel University will open graduate programs in Sacramento, with an eye toward creating a full-blown undergraduate university in northern California.
When Is a Non-Boycott a Boycott?
Britain's faculty union -- widely criticized for two previous votes calling for the ostracizing of Israeli academe -- passes measure urging professors to think about the appropriateness of ties to Israel.
Unintended Consequences of State Merit-Based Aid
Study finds that Florida’s Bright Futures program impedes enrollments in scientific fields. In another study, Penn State, dissatisfied with 84 percent graduation rate, examines why low-income students finish (or don’t).
Diversifying Study Abroad, the Data-Driven Way
During annual gathering of international educators, panelists discuss the underrepresentation of minorities in education abroad, among other topics.