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When FERPA Affects IT
Proposed updates to rules governing the federal student privacy law, released in March, could have implications on procedures involving directories and databases.
Shifts in Ph.D. Tuition Policy
Cornell U. and U. of Pennsylvania move to uniform pricing structures — and in Cornell’s case, a lower one. Its goal: To help professors retain their grant monies.
Progress and More Potent Penalties
In fourth year of NCAA's new academic regime, academic progress rates rise but 218 teams face scholarship loss or other punishment for shortcomings in athletes' classroom performance.
Major Drug Bust on Campus
After undercover operation, authorities arrest 75 San Diego State U. students on drug-related charges.
Solution to Financial Woes: More Classes?
Kean University considers extending its academic week to six days, a change that would require more instructors and has some professors up in arms.