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Cuomo Extends His Reach
New York official's settlements with financial aid officers' group and Columbia U. give him watchdog role years into the future.
So What Did You Learn in London?
International educators stress the need for more research on which characteristics of study abroad programs promote student learning.
The Yearly Report Card
Education Dept. highlights increasing number of higher-level courses taken in high school, and reliance on federal grants for college.
Next Chapter on Textbooks
As U.S. panel calls for online collaboration to provide lower-cost options, debate continues on the appropriate federal role.
Leaders Under Siege at Ohio U.
AAUP-sponsored faculty vote the latest to show lack of confidence in the university's president and provost. Some say the criticism is unfair.
Academic Fallout From Middle East
British faculty union delegates endorse academic boycott of Israel; U.S. scholars express concern on travel to Iran.
The Next Frontier
A standards-based peer review process for study abroad programs that looks a bit like accreditation (but isn't) prepares to launch.