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Black Colleges Matter
Journalists love to write about how historically black colleges serve non-black students, writes C. Rob Shorette. The real story is about how essential these institutions are to black students.
Time, Money and Teacher Prep
Higher education groups take issue with how the federal Education Department estimated the cost to colleges of its proposed regulation.
Law School Trigger Warnings?
Professor sets off debate by writing that student requests to avoid discussions on rape law are limiting important parts of legal education. Some faculty say that they don't avoid the topic, but handle discussions in different ways than they do other subjects.
HBCU of Phoenix
University of Phoenix is looking to work with historically black colleges, and some advocates for the institutions are skeptical.
Underlying Turmoil at Lincoln
President of Lincoln U. in Pennsylvania, widely criticized this week for remarks on rape, has many more problems on his plate, according to faculty and students.
Competency, Texas-Style
The University of Texas System wants to create a competency-based pathway for medical sciences that will stretch from high school to medical school.
Ending the Traditional MBA
Wake Forest will eliminate its full-time program to focus on growing market of those who want to earn degree while still working full-time.
A Troubled Law School
After defaulting on bond payments, and facing criticism for graduates' poor job outcomes, Thomas Jefferson struggles to rebound.