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City College of San Francisco's plan to court donors to sponsor canceled classes seemed a classic sign of the times, with even skeptics seeing no hope elsewhere. But since the idea surfaced, the plan has evolved.
More Questions on Rankings
Study of "peer assessment" of U.S. News's graduate and professional rankings suggests benefits for institutions being large and relying on standardized testing.
Rectors Protest New Education Law in Venezuela
Rectors have joined other educators in taking to the streets in Venezuela to object to a new education law adopted...
6 Hurt, 6 Arrests at Langston U.
Five people were injured and five were arrested in a shooting incident early Sunday morning at Langston University, NewsOK reported...
Obama Remembers a B Grade He Received
President Obama has a long memory about grades he didn't agree with. The president recently met with Roger Boesche, his...
Board Cuts Pay of Ex-Chancellor of N.C. State
The board of the University of North Carolina System voted on Friday to immediately cut the pay of James Oblinger...
Some For-Profit Colleges Increase Lending
Some for-profit colleges are increasing their own loans to students -- even students with high risks of default -- to...
Northridge Grad Student Able to Return From Iran
Esha Momeni, a master's student at California State University at Northridge, who was imprisoned for several weeks in Iran last...