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Engineering a Compromise
Cooper Union, tuition-free for more than a century, will keep its traditional undergraduate divisions free by cutting expenses and charging for some new programs.
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Is it legitimate for a university to advertise an adjunct job specifying that the person may not teach at any other college?
Academic Minute: Natural Anti-Microbial Compounds
In today’s Academic Minute, William Wood of Humboldt State University explains the search for natural sources of new antibiotics. Learn...
Sociologists Rally for Suspended Appalachian State Prof
More than 300 professors from around the world have signed a petition asking Appalachian State University to reinstate Professor Jammie...
Court Approves $145 Million Apollo Settlement
A U.S. District Court in Arizona last week approved a $145 million payment by Apollo Group, Inc., to settle a...
Internet2 Expands Cloud Services Arrangement to 16 Companies
Internet2, the higher education technology consortium, on Tuesday announced new master agreements with 16 companies in what the consortium is...
Facing Complaint, Madison Changes Scholarship Letter
The University of Wisconsin at Madison has agreed to change the language in a letter it sends to accepted graduate...
Westminster of Missouri to Open Campus in Arizona
Westminster College, in Missouri, announced plans Monday to open a campus in the fall of 2013 in Mesa, Arizona. The...