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Iowa Faculty Reconsider What's in a Name
Earlier this month, professors at the University of Iowa decided that they'd rather not work at the "Wellmark Blue Cross...
Higher Ed Is in the House
Congress takes up key bills for colleges and students, with action on student aid legislation looming in Senate.
Is the iPhone Too Popular at Duke?
The wireless network at the North Carolina university may have problems handling Apple's latest.
Easing Friction Over Tech Transfer
Panelists before a House subcommittee discuss the changing nature of innovation, patents and the Bayh-Dole Act.
Provocative Theory on Merit
Research argues that if elite colleges abandoned the SAT, they could have diverse classes without affirmative action.
Why and When Ph.D. Students Finish
New data point to importance of money and mentors -- and to significant differences by discipline.
Fallout From a Cover-Up
Eastern Michigan president is fired and two other officials agree to quit in wake of reports about failure to inform students of campus murder.