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Understanding 'Guyland'
Leaders of colleges for traditional-age students spend a lot of time worrying about the behavior of male undergraduates -- and...
International Admits and Applicants Up, But Not As Much
Survey spotlights increased competition for U.S. graduate schools, which are increasingly creating degree programs with institutions abroad.
Another Case of Academic Fraud Involving Athletes
Ex-coaches at U. of New Mexico arranged for recruited players to get academic credit in courses for which they did no work, NCAA finds. Much finger pointing ensues.
Equal Start, Less Equal Progress in Social Sciences
Women begin post-Ph.D. careers with same success levels as men, but face significant differences in terms of work-family balance, new analysis finds.
Is There a Pharmacist in the House?
In response to overwhelming demand for graduates, more institutions create pharmacy colleges.
No More Idle Hands
With students doing more registration and book buying online, Michigan State and other colleges question whether a full week of orientation is turning into more of a party than an educational experience.
How Americans Pay for College
Survey of parents and undergraduates breaks down families' expenditures on college and their expectations for what they will get in return.