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Inequity in Post-Katrina Funding
U.S. support to colleges continues to lag and the neediest colleges aren't getting their due, says report from group focused on access to education in the South.
Second Thoughts on Admissions Reform
Counselors voted last year to bar making offers before September 15 of senior year of high school; some universities now seek a new vote.
Political Engagement 101
Specific curricular approaches can move students beyond apathy and ignorance -- without necessarily changing their ideologies, new Carnegie study finds.
When Threats Are Like Spam
At least seven universities have received e-mailed bomb scares -- all hoaxes -- and the FBI is investigating whether they're connected.
Hazing Charges Against University Officials Dropped
Indictments against Rider administrators had prompted colleges to redouble their commitments to stop abuse of students -- but at what cost?
In Support of the E-Test
Study makes the case that administering exams electronically can reduce cheating and save faculty time.