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Faculty panel at Illinois finds that university may have legitimate reasons to dismiss adjunct who sent anti-gay e-mail, but that his offending students is not one of them.

Three campuses experienced fatal shootings of students in the last week: Police shot and killed Danroy Henry, a football player...

With its discount rate rising, Augustana makes adjustments in curriculum and considers whether the best way to preserve a college's mission is to broaden it.

At Educause, one technologist says the games that normally distract students from schoolwork could provide an ideal model for course design.

Review of contracts between big oil companies and universities finds too much corporate control over scholarship, but colleges fervently dispute findings.

Doctoral student interest and enrollments in teacher certificate programs are rising, as programs evolve (and emerge) and job market worsens.

For-profit higher education stocks plunged across the board Thursday following confirmation from the industry's biggest player that pressure from Washington...