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Calculation That Doesn't Add Up
When critics question the validity of the calculations U.S. News & World Report uses to rank colleges, one answer the...
More Aid ≠ More Graduates
Study finds that increased grant aid in Quebec improved students' college going and persistence, but did not raise graduation rates.
Protest Ends with 'Whoops'
As of early Friday, everything was going according to plan. A human rights activist group known as Adalah-NY had enlisted...
The Economic Freeze on History
Survey finds most departments are experiencing cuts that have significant impact on education and research.
Is Job Training Zero Sum Game?
Experts debate whether community colleges, in rush to embrace programs to create "green" jobs, are abandoning their training programs for manufacturing and construction jobs.
Impact on the Healthy
As H1N1 spreads, it leaves uninfected students unsure about whether to go to crowded frat parties or to fill a football stadium on game day.
Hard Science
During a year when finding federal dollars for scientific research was difficult, minority-serving institutions fared worse than academe as a whole, a new report finds.
The Game of Ghost Writing
Studies at international peer review conference examine a practice that has drawn Congressional scrutiny: the publication of scholarly papers whose authors didn't write them.