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The message was simple: The campus culture at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill limits access to community college students.

The messenger might have taken some by surprise: It was Steve Farmer, UNC’s own assistant provost and director of undergraduate admissions. Farmer addressed a group gathered Wednesday for the opener of a two-day meeting entitled “A Fresh Look at Equity at Selective Colleges and Universities: Expanding Access for Low-Income Community College Transfers.”

Montana State U. does some soul searching after 2 former athletes are arrested on murder charges.

Proportion of female undergraduates creeps ever higher -- but does not necessarily mean men are losing out, study suggests.

Women’s colleges have some new material for their viewbooks, and it comes courtesy of Indiana University’s Center for Postsecondary Research.

Enrollments at many Louisiana colleges are down, but institutions hope financial incentives will lure more students back.

Florida universities consider year-round classes; some experts see idea as wave of the future, but others caution that it's more difficult than it sounds.

ETS faces first real challenge to its test for students seeking to demonstrate English proficiency to American colleges.

Report explores issues facing a group whose members are particularly at risk of never earning a college degree.

After years of study, Education Department issues plan for colleges to report racial and ethnic data without forcing students to choose one category.

Randolph-Macon Woman’s College’s board is set to vote to admit men.