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U. of Phoenix Joins Yellow Ribbon Program
Under the new GI Bill, which covers veterans' tuition up to the most expensive resident rate at a public college...
Michigan State Students Survive Bus Takeover in Guatemala
Eleven students at Michigan State University have returned from a spring break trip to Guatemala during which their bus was...
Senate, Ending Delays, Confirms 2 Top Science Officials
For weeks now, the Senate (at the bidding of a few senators) has been delaying the confirmations of John Holdren...
New Approach to Community College Transfers
Dickinson, a private liberal arts institution, creates link to honors programs at four two-year institutions, offering financial and academic support in hopes of attracting new cohorts.
Arabic -- Advances and Constraints
At gathering on international education, experts see progress in teaching a crucial language, but worry about impact of keeping instructors at low pay and off tenure track.
'The Knowledge-Politics Problem'
In the ongoing debates over professors’ politics, right-wing critics make much of the fact that many surveys have found professors...
'The Cattell Controversy'
In 1997, the American Psychological Association announced that it would give a "life achievement" award to Raymond Cattell, to honor...
Breaking the Silence on Student Loans
Opposition to Obama proposal to end lender-based program had been surprisingly muted -- until financial aid directors group spoke up Thursday.