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Sexual Harassment on Study Abroad
U. of Minnesota student in Tanzania accuses institution of not responding appropriately when she alerted officials to harassment.
Black Colleges Expand Distance Learning
Increasing numbers of institutions -- especially public institutions -- offer programs, survey finds.
Science Competitiveness, Bit by Bit
House panel approves bill to bolster physical sciences research, after stripping provisions that bogged it down last year.
Campus Downloading Crackdown
Music industry's new tack on illegal file sharing lets students settle before being sued -- but puts college officials in the middle.
Mulling Ways to Add Minority Coaches
Lamenting lack of racial diversity in college coaching ranks, Congressional subcommittee says it would consider legislation.
An In-State Tuition Debate
State by state, leaders consider the thorny question of whether students living there illegally should pay in-state fees.
New Programs: Gender and Women's Studies, Psychology, Fine Arts, Divinity/Counseling
Armstrong Atlantic State University, in Georgia, will begin offering a gender and women's studies major next fall. Carlow University, in...