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Apples and Oranges in International Statistics
New report warns of the limitations of international comparisons of educational achievement.
A Visa at Last
It took 2 years and a lawsuit, but University of Nebraska will finally be able to welcome historian hired in 2005.
Faculty Communication 101
Christopher J. Loving, who runs leadership workshops for academic leaders, shares reasons why faculty relationships go sour.
California's Regulatory Meltdown
When a California bureau charged with regulating the state’s for-profit institutions closed down July 1, the concept of “state approval”...
Who Gets Credit?
Political scientists join other disciplines in considering how to be sure scholars are treated fairly when they collaborate.
American Science Plateau
The number of published articles from the U.S. has stopped growing, according to studies from the National Science Foundation.
Senators Side With Students
With backers of budget bill framing choice starkly, lawmakers reject measure that would have softened cuts to loan providers.