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Sue Before You Graduate
California appeals court finds that law designed to protect students' free speech loses force on commencement day.
Blackboard: Bully or Misunderstood?
Open source advocates see patent suit as signal that dominant player in course management is after them. Is it?
When Movie Mocks Mommy
New film, "Accepted," makes fun of college students' parents. Do they deserve it?
New Perch for Outspoken Education Researcher
Clifford Adelman, key Education Department analyst, to play same role for higher education think tank.
State Funds and Student Success
Collision of declining support for public colleges and growth in enrollments negatively affects graduation rates, report warns.
Dean Sues President at Del Mar
Head of equal opportunity says college chief pushed to end probe of allegations that he made inappropriate remarks to a student.
Carrying Out the Commission's Ideas
That was fast. Moving with surprising speed, the U.S. Education Department plans to announce Friday that it will hold a...