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Less Choice, More Mainstreaming
Latino students need colleges and states to focus on completion as well as access, and to reform remedial education, Colorado's lieutenant governor tells fellow educators.
In Plain Sight
New study documents that there are groups of black and Latino males in urban high schools who are poised for college success, and who generally don't know their college options.
Affirming Affirmative Action
Obama administration tells colleges they need not change policies in light of recent Supreme Court decision.
Questionable Captions
Maryland is not the first university to be sued over its lack of captioning on scoreboards for deaf attendees at athletic events, nor is it the only campus to lack such an accommodation, experts say.
Engineering Bigotry?
Some faculty members are outraged that science education magazine published letter of anti-gay rhetoric.
It's Not Just Alabama
Segregation in sororities is neither a surprise nor unique to Alabama, experts on the Greek system say.
Opinion
The Promise of Religious Colleges
Though they may seem vulnerable amid the threats of higher ed "disruption," this time could be a propitious one for America's colleges of faith, Thomas Albert Howard argues.
Cracking the Door Open?
Following reports that U. of Alabama sororities won't admit black members, president of university imposes system that will expand opportunities to join chapters. Is this enough?
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