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Scrutiny of New Koch Grant
Large grant to organization of black colleges reignites debate about taking funds from leading foe of government spending, on which the colleges and many students depend.
Balancing Response and Treatment
Survey suggests that increasing student demand for mental health services -- spurred by prevention and awareness campaigns -- may be leading colleges to focus less on ongoing treatment in order to respond more rapidly to high-risk students.
New Programs: Health Professions, Management, Accounting, Media Arts, Digital Marketing, Cyberphysical Systems
A. T. Still University is starting an Ed.D. in health professions. Baldwin Wallace University is starting a master of arts...
Academic Minute: Dolphins
Today in the Academic Minute: William Rogers, professor of biology at Winthrop University, examines river dolphins in Peru to gauge...
New Football League: Pro Alternative for College Players?
A new professional football league is presenting itself as an alternative to college-age players who want to be treated like...
British Universities Fret About Grade Inflation
Roughly one in four students are leaving British colleges and universities with top honors, raising concerns about grade inflation and...
Johns Hopkins Humanities Center Will Not Close
Beverly Wendland, James B. Knapp Dean of the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences at Johns Hopkins University, has no...
Under Secretary Gives Farewell Address
In a farewell address at Northeastern University Thursday, Ted Mitchell, the under secretary of education, said that a "yawning wealth...