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College leaders say U.S. panel's second draft still has significant flaws; critics fear softer tone could make it easier to ignore.

Enrollments at many Louisiana colleges are down, but institutions hope financial incentives will lure more students back.

When U. of Louisville went after a top scientist, she asked about benefits for her partner. Now institution is first in Kentucky to offer them.

More industry money requires more ethical vigilance by researchers and institutions, a biomedical federation says.

Faculty panel unveils plan that would change how professors are hired -- and how both undergrads and graduate students are taught.

Colleges in Lebanon and Israel -- with many American students enrolled for the summer -- deal with return of violence to the region.

U.S. panel's second draft spanks colleges less and strokes them more. But major substantive changes are few.