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Class Project in Fraud?
Instructor at Southern Cal's business school charged with fraud in which he recruited students to help get investors' money.
An Artistic Solution to a Deficit
Rockford College may sell land and art to deal with a financial shortfall.
Affirmative Action for Men
After op-ed by Kenyon dean underscores how college admissions officers favor male applicants, many ask: Is this legal? Is it right?
Weighing Wins and Risks in a Coaching Hire
Kansas State hires basketball coach whose Cincinnati program thrived on the court but operated under a cloud.
Upping the Ante
Penn will pay full costs for students with family incomes up to $50,000 -- possibly altering aid equation at top colleges.
Chilly Climate at Lake State
Many at Michigan's smallest public university see recent tenure denials -- over departmental objections -- as sign of disrespect for liberal arts.
Rethinking the MBA Curriculum
Yale plans to switch from traditional first-year courses to interdisciplinary modules.