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Six states test new set of performance measures in response to the limitations of the federal graduation rate formula.

Shorter programs have grown in recent years, but there's a lack in consistency across home institutions as to their worth -- in the currency of credits, at least.

As resignations and grievances mounted, University of Louisville leaders consistently backed a dean accused of harassment and retaliation. Why did he last so long in office?

Study of white medical students finds link between institutional demographics and perceptions of ability to care for diverse populations.

New reports identify lots of interest in the field -- alongside concerns about money matters -- and a need to customize certification programs for adult students.

Supreme Court justice urges educators to respect their mission -- and also reflects on his early days, desegregation and affirmative action.