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Signing (or Not) a Green Pledge
As more college presidents sign an environmental pact, one institution says it doesn't know if pledge is realistic.
Quality vs. Quantity in Study Abroad
U.S. panel's call for a million participants is misguided without more emphasis on nature of the foreign programs, researcher says.
English Growth -- and Backlash -- in Korea
As use of language becomes more popular and more required, some fear cultural homogenization.
Tuition Runs Out Today
Albright College raises awareness of the true cost of education by citing role of donors in subsidizing a third of the academic year.
Lifeline to Low-Income Students
Helping would-be college goers navigate the federal financial aid form, unusual research project seeks to bolster higher education access.
Failings of Science Education
Papers at AAAS identify failings of computer science, undergrad instruction and belief systems in the United States.