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Significant Victory for Students or Small Potatoes?
California attorney general heralds Corinthian Colleges' $6.5 million settlement over company's practices, but consumer advocates criticize it.
Science Bill Ready for Passage
House and Senate negotiators reach compromise on measure authorizing increased research spending and new education programs.
Bard Brings Finance Into the Fold
Its new dual-degree program targets students who want a traditional liberal arts education mixed with a background in business (no marketing, please).
Cuomo Targets Fire Back
As business officers assess impact of the loan scandal, Clemson and Drexel officials question attorney general's tactics and conclusions.
College for Sale
Purchase of Touro's distance education division reflects trend of for-profits buying nonprofits -- with goal of expanding online offerings.
Turmoil at Another Progressive College
Supporters of New College of California say a complete change in administration could save it.
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