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Data Breaches Hit More Campuses
Review of news sources and databases shows an increase in the number of both security incidents and affected institutions in the last year.
Law Schools Fight Proposed Limit on Judges' Travel
The "good government" movement in Washington has taken aim at fat-cat lobbyists, free spending campaign donors, and earmark producing lawmakers...
Virtual Path to Diversity
Despite reports of "digital divide," some colleges report notable progress in attracting minority students through online programs.
Legal Test of Study Abroad Fee Structure
In challenge to billing practice popular with colleges, Massachusetts lawyer takes on Wheaton's policy of charging full institutional tuition and fees for students overseas.
A Different Way to Diversify
College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University, in Minnesota, use their own version of the cohort model to recruit and retain underrepresented students.
New College of California Is on Deathbed
Nontraditional institution appears to have run out of time and money -- and many there are preparing for the end.
Call for Equity for Community Colleges
As hundreds of presidents gather for American Council on Education meeting, one of their own delivers sharp critique of the way higher ed treats the 2-year sector.