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Universities Gain from Licensing Activity
Annual survey shows slight uptick in technology transfer activity, despite overall economic slowdown.
Big 10 May Punt on Much-Mocked Division Names
The Big 10 is creating divisions to deal with its expanding membership, and the recently announced division names of "Legends"...
Unlikely Foes
Leading scholars charge Southern Poverty Law Center, a legendary civil rights group, with supporting "unscholarly and unethical" effort to cast doubt on the Armenian genocide.
Is Tenure Fair at Law Schools?
Survey documents significant gaps by gender and race in how professors consider the question.
Enough Is Enough
California community colleges ask whether anyone should need five attempts to pass a course.
More Tuition Struggles Projected
While most public and private institutions expect revenue increases for 2011, this year is foreboding for a significant percentage of private colleges.
Off Campus
Report assesses university-community partnerships' potential for narrowing economics and education gaps.
Making P-16 Meaningful
New alliance between school chiefs, public universities, and state higher ed systems aims to use Common Core Standards to build working relationships.