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State Collaboration on For-Profit Higher Ed
Those charged with quality assurance see need to work together, given changes in the industry.
The Psychiatric Pharmacist Will See You Now
University of Connecticut takes different tack in responding to growing numbers of students with prescription mental health medications.
Southern Accreditor Places 4 Colleges on Probation
Dillard, Louisburg, South Florida and Sherman College of Chiropractic sanctioned; Florida A&M and Criswell leave the list of punished colleges.
Another Whack at Biomedical Research Conflicts
With legislation that would mandate new rules for NIH-funded research, Senate appropriations panel joins Grassley push for more scrutiny of academic scientists.
Diversity Meets Data at George Mason Law
Statistics reveal a vastly greater academic failure rate among African-American versus other students, raising questions about ABA diversity standards and the effectiveness of outreach programs.
Energy Boost
As many states slash budgets, college coffers are growing in a handful of oil- and gas-producing states.
Readier for Prime Time?
With sights set on going public, Grand Canyon U. snags a leader from a crosstown behemoth in for-profit higher ed -- the University of Phoenix's parent company.