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Better Late Than Never?
Ending late registration for courses may help more community college students get to graduation, but it also challenges deeply held views about student access, and can hurt enrollment levels.
Finding Nursing Professors
Colleges need short- and long-term strategies to deal with a severe shortage, writes Regina M. Cusson.
Questioning Value of 'Janterm'
While many liberal arts colleges love these intense periods for nontraditional study, Doane has decided that this year's was the last.
Proxy War on For-Profits
With the release of the final gainful employment proposal looming, for-profits and their critics duke it out in the commentary section of The New York Times.
What I Learned in College
Evergreen State College's lone graduation requirement is surprisingly simple -- and surprisingly complex.
Myriad MBAs
As the pool of M.B.A. students grows, universities unveil tailored programs to capture different segments of the market.
Who Should Teach Ethnic Studies?
Cal State Los Angeles professors vote to require all students to take a course in race or ethnicity, but fail to adopt proposal that course be taught in ethnic studies department.
CFPB vs. ITT
Consumer protection bureau's first action against a for-profit college signals how aggressively the watchdog agency plans to use its enforcement powers in the industry.