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Now that Congress has provided billions more for veterans to become students, colleges consider what programs they need -- and the pros and cons of separate services.

Accusations of bias put Syracuse professor in spotlight, raising questions about when it's appropriate for applied research to serve partisan ends.

At student aid officers' meeting, loan scandal is far from forgotten, but focus is largely elsewhere.

Gathering considers why students will turn out (or not) this fall.

As more states and employers embrace Career Readiness Certificates, many community colleges shift role in job training and adopt new forms of testing.

With Congress and NIH pushing for stronger prevention of conflicts of interest in research, universities acknowledge self-regualtion may not go far enough.