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In the pews and on the quads, personalized advice serves some black students well, California State U. finds.

As educators and others digest higher ed panel's draft report, they see posturing -- and react with some of their own.

For first time in saga over controversial professor, administration seeks his ouster.

U.S. commission's preliminary report says higher education's glory days may be over without "substantial" changes.

Did a Marshall U. report find that alleged lewd remarks and sexual contact were just "playful" and not bias?

A new trial will determine whether Alabama's public colleges and universities are sufficiently desegregated.

Mothers -- and manners -- matter when it comes to recruiting some Latino students.