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If you want to understand what the a-word really means, a new report suggests, look to what's happening in Europe.

Many Australians question why Carnegie Mellon – wealthier than their universities – is getting so much money to educate so few students at campus in Adelaide.

While U.S. says it worries about attracting foreign students, it angers many by charging those who call seeking information and interviews.

From a surprising source: Under new agreement, Montana State U. might design and offer two-year degree programs in Abu Dhabi.

New analysis of Europe's "Bologna" movement suggests that colleges in the U.S. could soon face substantial pressure to better define what their own degrees and credits mean.

In new wave of government scholarship program, the emphasis is on graduate students, not undergrads.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will become one of the few science-centric institutions to expect study-abroad experience from all its students.

Since university's controversial leader announced his plans to leave, academics reconsider his legacy -- and where the institution is headed.