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As more states and employers embrace Career Readiness Certificates, many community colleges shift role in job training and adopt new forms of testing.

With Congress and NIH pushing for stronger prevention of conflicts of interest in research, universities acknowledge self-regualtion may not go far enough.

At Moore College of Art, professor goes from receiving glowing evaluations to being fired -- after he becomes union president.

Idea of making federal system of allocating financial aid simpler and more effective gains momentum, but political impediments await.

A scholarly paper finds that a significant proportion of academic citations are faulty, suggesting that many researchers don't read the articles they reference.

New study tracks extent of emotional, physical and sexual violence. Among the findings -- reported rates of relationship violence are higher pre-college.