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In Support of the E-Test
Study makes the case that administering exams electronically can reduce cheating and save faculty time.
Proving You're Not a Puppy Murderer
One of a public relations officer's worst nightmares is a lie that won't go away, and Dalhousie University recently confronted...
SAT Scores Down Again, Wealth Up Again
College Board sees lots of progress in annual report on averages, but critics see lots of reasons to be concerned about the test and its impact.
The Enemy on Campus?
Boston College declines to publish video of a debate between the author Dinesh D'Souza and the scholar Alan Wolfe. Censorship or editorial judgment?
Reprieve Is Possible for Antioch
Board -- after insisting that suspending the college was only option -- agrees to consider alumni plan to keep it operating; decision expected in October.
Defining Free Expression
As Tufts president vows to offer First Amendment protections like those at public institutions, some say ruling in student magazine case shows a contradiction.
Search for Consensus in California
Debate over regulating for-profit colleges seems as intractable as ever as two new proposals for overseeing the sector circulate.