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Middle East Tensions Flare Again in U.S. (Update)
Scholarly group issues two critiques of developments it sees threatening academic freedom; tensions on the rise over DePaul and Barnard tenure cases.
A College, and a Wardrobe, Get a Makeover
Paul Quinn College establishes a mandatory dress code as part of a broad overhaul intended to reinvent the once-struggling institution.
Ask and Ye Shall Receive
Senate student loan report is short on new charges, but fleshes out evidence that colleges often solicited benefits they got from lenders.
Permissible Preferred Lender Lists
Education Dept. reviews of colleges where most loans go to one lender reportedly find no problems at Middlebury and Lawrence Tech.
Anonymity (Almost) Guaranteed
A request for records from Ohio University's online fraud reporting hotline causes officials to suspend the system, fearing violations of privacy.
Court Upholds Autonomy for Seminaries - Will Decision Help Diploma Mills Too?
Texas Supreme Court throws out state regulation of some religious institutions -- and some fear diploma mills will gain a new way to evade scrutiny.
Antioch College President Was Ousted
Steve Lawry is out of his job and barred from campus, leaving many alumni and professors again doubting sincerity of university's board and chancellor.