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Waiting for Reform
A community college administrator says that -- despite all the talk nationally about a focus on completion -- many institutions are still defined by access policies that doom students to failure.
Two-Tiered Tuition is Back
A year after big protests over the idea, a new California law will allow several community colleges to charge more for overbooked courses.
Moving Beyond Congress
Some research university leaders say it's time to look beyond the federal government to states and businesses, given Congress's dysfunction.
Going Global
Laureate Education has quietly become an 800,000-student behemoth and a major player in global higher education. So what is the company, exactly?
No Aid, No Problem
UniversityNow signs up more than 1,000 students for low-cost, competency-based degree programs without the lure of federal financial aid.
A Win for Public Black Colleges
Federal judge finds that system of "duplicative" academic programs at Maryland's public colleges perpetuates segregation and hurts black institutions.
Grappling With Global Learning
At gathering focused on global learning, faculty and others discuss diverse strategies for integrating it within the curriculum.
Sudden Change at Howard U.
Sidney Ribeau surprises campus by announcing that he will leave presidency at end of the year.