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New SAT Mystery
College Board investigates what it calls small decline in scores, but larger gaps at some institutions raise questions.
Distance Ed Pioneer Reassesses Itself
Confronting new competitors, Central Michigan U. looks ahead to another 35 years of training adult learners.
Fleshing Out the New Financial Aid Programs
Education Department defines what students must do to qualify for Academic Competitiveness and SMART Grants.
Skipping Class for a Reason
At some colleges, students and employees stayed away or organized rallies to oppose immigration restrictions.
Booze Blamed at Duke
Faculty review of lacrosse squad finds no sexism, racism or poor academic performance -- but faults team and university over alcohol.
A Sign of Change at Gallaudet
The world's only deaf university named a new president, and students who say their input was neglected are up in arms.