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New School Sit-In Ends
Student protesters vacate the dining hall they had occupied for more than 30 hours after President Bob Kerrey agrees to an updated list of demands.
Frenemies on Facebook
A blogger exposes an elaborate effort by a private company to create a captive market of students on the popular social networking site.
A New Look at the Impact of Diversity
Major scholarly study finds positive impacts from having roommates from different backgrounds -- and negative impacts from being members of groups largely of one race or ethnicity.
Bad Moon Rising
Private colleges continue to report concerns about steep enrollment declines, but few have seen them yet, a survey by their national association finds.
Un-Guaranteeing Tuition Prices
Iowa's Northwestern College hoped that locking in its charges to students for four years would attract families eager for tuition stability. But when enrollment fell, the experiment ended.
The Teaching Science Professor
New research suggests that faculty members focused on pedagogy as well as their disciplines may improve student learning.