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Defeat for Affirmative Action
Settlement forces 27 university programs for prospective journalism students to open admission to white applicants.
Overseas Outposts
More universities open degree-granting branches in other countries, and U.S. is not the only player in the game, study finds.
Scrutinizing a Sallie Mae Stock Deal
Lender's chairman sold 400,000 shares days before U.S. budget plan sent the price plummeting. Lawmakers ask what happened.
Into the Lamb's Den
Relations between the U.S. Education Department and college leaders have grown increasingly strained in recent weeks. Accreditors and higher ed...
Catch-22 for Accreditors?
Court ruling again blocks Southern association from punishing a college, even while rejecting most of the college's claims.
Criminals and Colleges in the Capital
Campus leaders in Washington fight local legislation to extend anti-discrimination protections to ex-offenders.