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'I am 911'
A University of New Hampshire lecturer is dismissed after administrators question medical decisions she made leading a trip to Nicaragua. She says she could have used more support from the institution -- not condemnation.
Savings-Savvy Seniors
Johns Hopkins sees increase in December graduates as students choose tuition savings and heightened job prospects over a lazy senior spring semester.
Majority Disaffection
In survey of experiences of student affairs professionals, a surprising trend emerges: the alienation of straight white men.
Veritossed
Four quiz bowl championships by Harvard University have been vacated after the discovery that a former team member improperly accessed tournament questions.
Opinion
Don't Arm Us
Lucinda Roy, a Virginia Tech professor who reported concerns about Seung-Hui Cho before he killed, writes that the idea of arming faculty members is foolish and dangerous.
Now What?
Gainful employment takes another hit in court, jeopardizing a possible appeal and raising questions about federal collection of data on higher education.
Humanities Ph.D. Plus
In a push to improve grad students' digital skills and career prospects, institutions join forces.
Social Media as Medication
Student affairs professionals discuss how technology use -- in some ways, enabled by the officials themselves -- may harm students' social development.