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For-profit higher education providers close out a year marked by rising stock prices, growing enrollments, and easing of regulatory problems -- though challenges remain.

One study finds Western universities rushing in without a plan. Another study questions institutes being created by Chinese government at universities worldwide.

Panelists discuss high-profile cases of philanthropists feeling spurned by colleges, but some say that's far from the norm in higher ed giving.

New data suggest that more people who start doctoral programs are sticking with them, at least in the sciences.

Student loan industry experts consider implications for future in the wake of massive cuts to federal subsidies.

Federal judge slaps down suit from former student who says Loyola U. New Orleans should refund tuition from fall 2005 -- when another law school enrolled him for free.

6 departments have now distanced themselves from their professional association's stance on interrogations, which they consider ethically inadequate.