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Female Runners and Metabolism
Eat less and exercise more? In today's Academic Minute, part of New York Institute of Technology Week, Joanne Donoghue looks...
Push for Big Change in Graduate STEM Ed
National Academies report urges program data transparency and a focus on core competencies.
Market Changes, Missteps and Marylhurst's Closure
The story of an innovative university's shutdown says as much about the landscape for online learning as it does about one campus's decisions.
By One Measure, 'Nontraditional' Presidents Less Rare
New findings tweak "traditional" label for presidents, asking whether U.S. public colleges and universities these days are being led by more nonacademics than we think.
HIV Prevention Takes Hold on Campuses
The prophylactic drug PrEP is being prescribed more at institutions, despite concerns from some college health officials.
Language and Other Challenges: Faculty Perceptions of International Students
At international education conference, sessions focus on challenges faced by international students, both those perceived by faculty and those reported by students.
No Fees, Just Tuition
Columbia College Online wants students to pay less per credit hour, and to know up front how much they're paying. The move marks another salvo in the debate over the value of online education.
No Consensus Yet on Online Community College
The California system firmly believes adult learners in the state will benefit from more nondegree options -- but some existing colleges think they're better positioned to serve those students.