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Generous, but Not So Generous
Yale and Stanford both move to ask more of families at the upper income levels of aid eligibility.
Judge Lifts Injunction Barring Study of Louisiana Merger
A state judge in Louisiana on Friday lifted another judge's order barring the state from supporting a possible merger of...
Wary (and Inevitable?) Embrace
Science and religion, at odds for centuries, can -- and may be bound to -- find common ground, say speakers at AAAS session.
The Macalester Non-Sequel
Last year, Macalester College celebrated Presidents' Day with this funny video of the college's president, Brian Rosenberg, inhaling helium, eating...
Peggy Guggenheim on the Possible Sale of Jackson Pollock's 'Mural'
As Iowa politicians and educators have debated a legislator's proposal that the University of Iowa sell Jackson Pollock's "Mural" for...
Can You Trust Automated Grading?
ETS says new research shows its program can be superior to human evaluation of college students, but MIT scholar says claims are built on false premises.
When the Professor Is Controversial
AAUP issues draft guidelines to keep personnel decisions focused on academic competence, not political views.
House Poised to Block 'Gainful'
WASHINGTON -- They'll have to wait until some time today for the actual vote, and the satisfaction that comes then...