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Redefining Suicide Risk -- and Prevention Strategy
National study suggests large population of students who consider taking their own lives -- and never seek counseling.
Let the Assessment PR Wars Begin
One university's boast about its CLA test scores suggests that student learning outcomes might be the next battleground on which colleges compete.
Disappearing Raises and Vice Presidents at Lambuth
Growing discount rate and rising costs create financial crunch -- and worries -- at a private university.
For the Undocumented: To Admit or Not to Admit?
Even after its rationale for barring illegal immigrants evaporates, North Carolina community college board keeps ban, while ordering study.
Turning the Tables on Affirmative Action Foes
Colorado group challenges Ward Connerly's latest referendum by trying to put its own anti-quota measure on the fall ballot -- in a way that would preserve current diversity programs.
Watching a Watchdog's Words
Alan Contreras is an increasing rarity these days: a knowledgeable public official who says what he thinks without worrying too...
If One Professor Gropes, Does Everyone Need Training?
Experts say Iowa president's move to require programs for all faculty and staff is an appropriate and strong response against harassment. Others see collective punishment.