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Dropping a Day to Save on Gas
Some two-year colleges are dropping Friday classes to save their students an extra trip -- and the rising cost of driving to and from school.
The 'Supply Side' of Study Abroad
Much of the research on study-abroad programs has looked at the growing number of American students who spend a summer...
Beyond the Need/Merit Split
Divide between the two kinds of financial aid is less clearcut than many think, according to new study of public flagship universities.
Hoosier State Gets Coordinated
Agreement will shift almost all associate degrees from Indiana U. to Ivy Tech, seven years after state officials first called for that change.
A (Money) Losing Proposition
Revamped NCAA report on Division I finances reinforces previous findings that big-time college sports programs spend far more than they earn -- especially when institutional subsidies are included.
Honorary Degrees, Free Speech and Respect
When a university awards a doctorate to a controversial figure, is the institution endorsing the free exchange of ideas or endorsing the person? Can colleges avoid the whole idea?