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Rebel or Reject?
How sexual harassment allegations against a guest speaker rocked Santa Barbara City College last semester -- and, one professor says, cost him his job.
Court Considers Questions on Loan Forgiveness for Defrauded Students
Student borrowers argue the education secretary must follow previous policy to grant full loan relief to former Corinthian Colleges students.
A Tipping Point for OPM?
With so many online program management companies offering similar services, many market observers agree: something’s got to give.
Who Should Get In?
New front opens in battle over diversity and testing as mayor of New York City seeks to abolish use of test to admit students to some of the country's top high schools.
Recruiting Without a Plan
Survey of colleges on international enrollment management finds many are just getting started.
Dropping the SAT Essay
Yale follows Harvard in ending requirement that students complete writing portion of SAT or ACT. University of San Diego makes similar move, leaving only 25 colleges with the requirement. More colleges go test optional.
The Week in Admissions News
Intensive English enrollments drop; defending the liberal arts; scrutiny of a tax break for grad students.
Varied Models in Global Education
At forum on international education, university officials say they're not backing down from efforts to expand education offerings abroad.