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Tablets, Yes; E-Texts, Maybe
The same students who say tablet computers are going to revolutionize higher education don't necessarily want to read books on them.
Glimpse Into the Future
Spat between Ellis U. and regional accreditor highlights challenges for institutions and regulators alike as higher ed business partnerships grow in scope and complexity.
NCAA Academic Metric Hits HBCUs
Association's penalties for athletes' poor classroom performance particularly affect college sports' "have-nots" — especially black institutions.
Policy Progress vs. Protecting Privacy
In commenting on changes to federal rules governing access to students' educational records, advocates argue that that's the choice.
U. of Vermont Ends Duties of President's Wife
The board of the University of Vermont has ended the official volunteer role of Rachel Kahn-Fogel, wife of President Daniel...
Architecture Controversy at Tel Aviv U.
Architecture faculty members at Tel Aviv University are angry over the design for a new wing of the architecture school...
Colleges Assist Joplin Recovery Efforts
Colleges in and around Joplin, Mo., were not among the sites hardest hit by this week's devastating tornadoes, but are...
Students Stunned by Sudden Closing of a For-Profit College
Students who arrived at Alpine College, a for-profit college in Washington State, were stunned Monday to find the institution shut...