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Slavic Immigrants vs. Gay Rights
A slate of candidates wins a student government election at a community college and uses its bully pulpit to take a stand against same-sex marriage.
In Study Abroad, Dispute Over Roaming
Students and parents sue cell phone provider popular among study abroad participants, alleging unfair billing practices.
One for the Little Guy
Federal appeals court sides with student loan borrower in bankruptcy fight with the country's biggest loan guarantee agency.
Understanding Students Who Were 'Born Digital'
Kids these days! If the technologies students use -- and sometimes abuse -- add up to an overwhelming jumble for...
Redefining Division III
Talk of splitting the NCAA competitive level in two is dead. But philosophical differences among the division's members remain, prompting a reevaluation of some of their bedrock principles.
New Challenge to TOEFL
Pearson creates test of English for foreign students in which institutions will receive not only score reports, but recordings of test takers.
Trickle-Down Economic Duress
Months of national fiscal strain have had little direct impact on most colleges so far. As liquidity crisis intensifies, a few signs of actual distress begin to emerge in higher education.