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A missing student is found dead, in portable toilet, in apparent overdose. How can colleges prevent such tragedies?

Report offers portrait of first-generation college students, including desire to achieve financial security and lost ground for African Americans.

Community colleges consider how they can enroll and graduate a particularly vulnerable population.

American Psychiatric Association symposium covers broad issues that have re-emerged since Virginia Tech.

Students aren't flocking to programs to cram a full courseload in one day, but the ability to be on campus just two days a week may have staying power.

In an effort to make their students more business savvy, some music schools are embedding entrepreneurship in their traditional curriculum.

Part of the enrollment boom at community colleges comes from those who have left four-year institutions. Their choices -- surprising to some -- are saving money and may improve their odds at earning bachelor's degrees.