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Closing the Case or Covering it Up?
Critics call on University of Oklahoma leaders to go beyond cutting ties with the former president facing allegations of sexual misconduct -- and to be public about what investigations have found.
Taking a Stand on Conflicts of Interest in Admissions
University of California adopts post-scandal plan, including ban on consideration of legacy status or ties to potential donors. Move comes as higher ed groups oppose federal legislation. System also tightens rules for admitting athletes.
Four Presidents Out, Without Notice or Explanation
In a single week, the leaders of Auburn, Bennett, Marist and Muhlenberg are all out -- gone the day transitions are announced -- after short tenures.
#betterposter
There's a movement for better posters at science conferences. But are they really better? And how does poster push relate to the ongoing campaign for open science?
Senators Question College Board Data on Paying for College
Does information offer incomplete picture of what it costs to attend a community college?
What Would Change With Test-Only Admissions?
New analysis finds that if top colleges considered only SAT or ACT scores, student bodies would become more wealthy and more white. Data challenge some stereotypes about black and Latino students.
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Navigating Gender Identity and Expression During a Job Search
A job search is anxiety-producing enough without also having to deal with such issues, writes Lauren Easterling, who offers some insights and advice.
China Suspends AP History Tests
The Chinese government ordered that Advanced Placement tests in history be suspended, Reuters reported. The suspensions of the tests --...
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