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Do You Really Need That Latte?

Some college officials have an unconventional idea for how students can cut their education loans.

Colleges Can Censor, Too

A U.S. appeals court extends to higher education a 1988 Supreme Court ruling that let high schools review student content.

Anti-Aging Doctors Sue Professors

$240 million sought in case that some see as attack on scholars who speak out on their areas of expertise.

What They Don't Know

States should create "alternate routes" to becoming a teacher. Colleges should require future teachers to major in a field other...

Anger and Indifference in the Village

Graduate students react with a mix of dismay and disregard to NYU's rejection of a TA union.

Faculty Farm Team

Lawrence's new fellowships seek to teach future college teachers how to teach.

Taking Aim at Student Sex

Wisconsin legislators approve a bill barring campus health centers from dispensing the "morning after" contraception pill.