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No Fall Semester at Southeastern of DC
Southeastern University, in Washington, D.C., has lost its accreditation and is not offering courses this fall, The Washington Post reported...
Boom in Global Health Studies
As new university consortium meets, survey shows programs and enrollments expanding rapidly.
Calculation That Doesn't Add Up
When critics question the validity of the calculations U.S. News & World Report uses to rank colleges, one answer the...
Peer Review Failure?
National Academy of Sciences journal will review article -- currently causing furor -- that was published under special system for members to recommend work. And that system is being eliminated.
The Economic Freeze on History
Survey finds most departments are experiencing cuts that have significant impact on education and research.
Protest Ends with 'Whoops'
As of early Friday, everything was going according to plan. A human rights activist group known as Adalah-NY had enlisted...
More Aid ≠ More Graduates
Study finds that increased grant aid in Quebec improved students' college going and persistence, but did not raise graduation rates.
North Korea to Get First Foreign-Sponsored University
Pyongyang University of Science and Technology will open this week as the first foreign-sponsored university in North Korea, AFP reported...
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