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Chipping Away at FERPA?
Proposed legislation could loosen restrictions on parental notification regarding students in mental health crises, but some worry about the privacy rights of students.
Weighing Value in Sports
While Temple attributes the decision to cut seven teams to other issues, it is one of many universities that have cut Olympic sports while upping spending on football.
Opinion
Dr. Uncle Sam
Panelists at meeting of historians challenge notion that only careers in academe are fulfilling, citing benefits of working for the federal government.
Badging From Within
A digital badging project at UC Davis is drawing notice, but the innovation looks more like competency-based education than a form of alternative credentials.
Who Protects the Suicidal?
Amid persisting confusion about when colleges can involuntarily remove a self-threatening student, Education Department again signals it's not permissible -- in an investigation that ends in a student's suicide.
Not-So-Final Exam
What if a professor gives a test and accidentally gives out the answers -- but only to some students?
Failing the Female Coaches?
New report aims to hold individual athletic programs accountable for failure to hire female coaches on women's teams.
Another Push for Embargoes
Second history organization comes out against requirement that all dissertations be made available online.