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Ohio U. Restricts File Sharing
Ohio joins just a handful of institutions to essentially ban all use of peer-to-peer technologies.
Mr. Cuomo Comes to Washington
Testifying before House panel, New York attorney general discusses student loan inquiry and lax U.S. oversight.
Muddled Outcome on Transfer of Credit
U.S. negotiating panel formally rejects proposal for new policy for accreditors, but for-profit college officials perceive victory.
Facing Up to a Role in Slavery
University of Virginia board expresses "regret" over use of slave labor.
Explaining an Exodus
High turnover at a Louisiana Baptist college leads to questions about how academic freedom and mission can co-exist.
An A for Your Aid Award Letter (or an F?)
New Web site "decodes" -- and grades -- financial aid award letters.
The 'Family Friendly' Competition
In the last week, both Stanford and Yale Universities have announced significant expansions of the help that they provide to...