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Ruling Could Help Gay Faculty in Nebraska
A federal court ruling about Nebraska's ban on gay marriage may end up helping professors in the state win insurance for domestic partners.
Post-Tenure Reviews Without Due Process
Investigators from the American Association of University Professors find fault with the way Virginia State U. dismissed two faculty members.
Reality TV 101
New television show features competition among bright low-income students -- and admissions officers as judges -- for a full scholarship.
Return to Iran
After 25 years with minimal contact, American colleges and academics are rebuilding connections and exchange programs.
Renegade Trustees at Dartmouth
In an unusually controversial alumni election, two candidates who questioned many college policies win.
U.S. Orders Corinthian to Repay $775,000 in Student Aid
Education Department imposes no fines or penalties after investigation into wrongdoing at Bryman College campus in San Jose.
Separation of Church and Union
The NLRB agreed to hear an appeal that could make it next to impossible for professors to bargain collectively at colleges with religious ties.