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Preserving the Original 'Free College' Plan
Providing free college for everyone is a wonderful concept in theory, but it would be all but impossible in practice, argue Abigail Seldin and Kim Cook, and there is a realistic alternative.
Justice Scalia, a Law School and Diversity of Thought
After Georgetown law issues statement mourning the justice's death, some professors object -- and others balk at the way they shared their objections.
Nonprofit Politics
Campaign season poses unique challenges at colleges where students want to take sides but the college itself cannot.
A Higher Ed Wish List, DOA
Obama administration's last budget blueprint has something for everyone -- low-income students, cancer researchers, community colleges, minority-serving institutions. But it's a nonstarter in Congress.
Two Degrees of Trump
One of the universities that rescinded an honorary degree from Bill Cosby is being urged to consider doing the same for Donald Trump.
Why Is Tuition So High?
A new study asserts that increased student aid, not faculty salaries or state cutbacks, drives prices higher.
Low Income, High Graduation Rate
Two new studies suggest many colleges may be too quick to write off low-income students and community college transfers. Money and extra support change the equation, at least for some.
Ted Cruz and Higher Ed
The Texas Republican's record and views put him largely at odds with colleges and universities.