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Disputed Accord in Student Loan Case
Education Department concludes that Nelnet broke law, but settlement lets lender keep $278 million in payments.
Bias Seen in Bias Studies
New analysis questions legitimacy of slew of reports finding that professors' liberal inclinations create classroom unfairness.
Princeton Freezes Tuition
University makes unusual move -- and couples it with large room and board hikes. What will impact be?
Reviewing the Reviewers
Professor starts blog to examine institutional review boards and how, in his eyes, they hamstring the humanities.
Vote Postponed on Tobacco Research Ban
After contentious debate on academic freedom and manipulation of research, U. of California regents punt.
Profiling the American Freshman
First-year students are talking politics and becoming less moderate in their views, an annual survey finds.
Toward Integrative Learning
Educators consider how to better connect the courses and concepts they teach undergraduates.