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'Gaps Are Not Inevitable'
It's well-established by now that African American and Latino students graduate college at lower rates than do their white and...
United Front
WASHINGTON -- Call it couples therapy for higher education administrators. Gathered here Monday, about 30 provosts and chief financial officers...
What Harkin Wants
WASHINGTON -- If it wasn't already clear that the U.S. Senate was putting plenty of pressure on for-profit colleges, the...
AP Eliminates Guessing Penalty
The College Board is about to announce a change in the Advanced Placement program that will end the penalty for...
Divisions Over Peace Studies
At a time when student interest is growing in nongovernmental organizations and conflict resolution, faculty members in peace studies master's...
Broward Corrects Record On Relationship to Suspected Terrorist
Officials from Broward College, a two-year institution in Florida, spent Monday dispelling erroneous media reports that a terrorist was an...
Suit at South Carolina State Over Removal of Chair
The president of the Faculty Senate at South Carolina State University is suing the university, charging that she was replaced...
More Iranians Study in U.S.
The number of Iranian students enrolling at colleges in the United States is up 50 percent since 2005, although still...