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Shooting the Messenger
Harvard scholar documents costs of caring for soldiers hurt in Iraq, and Pentagon reacts -- by attacking researcher and changing U.S. Web sites.
Institutionalizing Interdisciplinary Study
Northwestern's graduate school considers how best to run a new program that creates a second academic home for some students.
Values and Questions
Ugly incident at college known for Quaker values leaves students and educators considering role of a tolerant faith in American academe.
Studies Point to Value of AP
Amid some doubts about the program, 2 analyses in Texas find significant college gains linked to the advanced courses in high school.
Another Move From Public to Private
Laureate Education, a big player abroad, becomes latest higher ed company planning to abandon Wall Street.
California Regulatin'
California has had anything but a proud history when it comes to monitoring its for-profit institutions. After all, this is...
U.S. Accreditation Official Out of a Job
Sudden departure of head of federal office seen as evidence of aggressive political push by Education Department leaders.