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The New Cambridge
Can elite university advance through massive new development with more research space and housing for academics, but without more undergraduates?
Blood Bucket Aftermath
In wake of Ohio U. Student Senate president's anti-Israel twist on the fund-raiser for ALS, debate has escalated, four students have been arrested, and questions are being raised about the charges against them -- and about calls for civility.
Warnings About Tuition Discounting
As Australia prepares to deregulate the setting of tuition prices, experts there warn that universities will begin offering cut-price “scholarships” while maintaining high sticker prices as markers of quality.
Israel's Salaita
Professor fired by Israeli university in West Bank explains why he feels allied with the controversial scholar denied a job by the University of Illinois.
Agents Go Domestic in Australia
Australian colleges have long used recruiters to woo international students. Now they're turning to companies to help them recruit students within the country, too.
Men Need Not Apply
Swiss university advertises a faculty opening and invites only women to apply. Is such a move legal? Justified?
Data for the Agent Debate
New report brings survey data from students, agents and institutions to bear on the debate over the use of commissioned agents in international recruitment.