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Enrollment Surge for Women
Thanks to improved outreach efforts, engineering and technology universities are seeing a boost in female enrollments nearly across the board.
Should AP Add African-American History?
Some school districts are pushing for a new offering, but College Board -- citing lack of support in higher education -- is skeptical.
Oriented Toward Safety
In wake of Virginia Tech shootings, some colleges prepare for more questions about security from parents and students.
Scrutiny of Researcher-Industry Ties
U.S. senator asks universities about their oversight of professors' disclosure about payments they receive from drug companies.
Administrators Indicted in Hazing Death
Charges against 2 Rider University officials seen as unprecedented. 3 students also charged.
Possible Next For-Profit Target
Sheldon Jackson, a financially struggling college, is latest nonprofit to consider alliances.
Sallie Mae Directors to Profit Handsomely
Board members, some with strong ties to higher ed, will share $370 million in profit in sale of student loan behemoth.
A Quid Pro Quo Gone Wrong?
Ousted president of New College of California admits special treatment for student who promised a $1 million gift. Were grades bought?