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The Ignored Graduates
In federal graduation rates, part-time students and transfers aren’t counted. #CountAllStudents wants to tell those graduates’ stories.
No Pain, No Gain
When students spend more time in physical activities, they are more likely to succeed academically, study finds.
One Campus, Two Student Governments
Frustrated by what they view as the system's lack of commitment to addressing their concerns, minority students at the University of Kansas are forming a parallel student government.
Leaving the Big Time
In a first for the NCAA's Football Bowl Subdivision, the University of Idaho's struggling team is abandoning college football's top level, a reset its president says is best for the institution.
Sign of the Times
Penn State U's World Campus plans further changes to its faculty development efforts after an online teaching certificate program became a surprise hit among graduate students.
Opinion
Why We're Leaving the Football Arms Race
Chuck Staben explains why the University of Idaho has decided to abandon the highest level of NCAA football -- and why his institution is unlikely to be the last to do so.
Waiting for the NCAA
Association earned praise for condemning Indiana law that permitted discrimination against gay people. Why doesn't it take a similar stance against its own members?
The 'Great' Graduating Eight
Eight African-American women finish doctorates in education simultaneously this year at Indiana U. They created a "sister circle" for support.