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Academic Fallout From Middle East
British faculty union delegates endorse academic boycott of Israel; U.S. scholars express concern on travel to Iran.
The Next Frontier
A standards-based peer review process for study abroad programs that looks a bit like accreditation (but isn't) prepares to launch.
Cranking Up the Pressure
U.S. advisory panel on accreditation votes to strip recognition from New England vocational agency and takes harder line broadly.
Feeling Squeezed
New survey finds most Americans believe tuition shouldn't bar qualified students from a college education, as anxieties about price mount.
No Confidence Votes at Cal State
Faculty unhappy with leadership styles, priorities of presidents at Sonoma and Sacramento State.
Student Aid, Opportunity and Latinos
New Congressional working group mulls issues relating to financial aid and college-going rates for Hispanic students.
Ward Churchill and Academic Freedom
His supporters say issues of principle are at stake. But Colorado's president derides those arguments as a "Paris Hilton defense."