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A (Money) Losing Proposition
Revamped NCAA report on Division I finances reinforces previous findings that big-time college sports programs spend far more than they earn -- especially when institutional subsidies are included.
Honorary Degrees, Free Speech and Respect
When a university awards a doctorate to a controversial figure, is the institution endorsing the free exchange of ideas or endorsing the person? Can colleges avoid the whole idea?
For- and NonProfit and Other Issues in Innovation
Investors -- and regulators -- discuss the profit motive and emerging models in private higher education, growing worldwide.
Want to Download? Take the Quiz
Missouri U. of Science and Technology allows peer-to-peer traffic only for users who take online quiz on copyright infringement ... every time they download.
Top U.S. Higher Ed Official Resigns
Diane Jones, popular assistant secretary for postsecondary education, to leave after just nine months in the job.
Treatment of Adjunct Faulted at U. of New Haven
AAUP finds that university unfairly dismissed instructor as she was on the verge of obtaining job security.
The Private Sector Role in Global Higher Education
At World Bank meeting, Laureate chief foresees major role for non-government universities around the world -- if they act as good citizens.