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'Academic Freedom in the Wired World'
Robert M. O'Neil has been a player on academic freedom issues from many perspectives. He has been a university president...
Cutting Tuition -- and Thriving
Going against the grain, Ohio's Lourdes College reduced its price and has seen an enrollment spike. Is that model replicable elsewhere?
Pushing for Job Conversions
Budget bill for community colleges in Washington State may represent union campaign's first success at shifting positions from part-time to full-time -- and the plan is not embraced by all adjuncts.
Apples for All
As several universities start new MacBook or iPhone giveaways to students, educational and marketing strategies are both in play.
Employment and the Undergraduate Degree
Education Department study shows college grads with "career oriented" majors more likely to be settled in the work force than their counterparts are.
From Bay Area to Red Sea
UC Berkeley and Stanford announce agreements worth $28 and $25 million, respectively, with a Saudi university under construction.