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Pell Grants Seen as Target for Cuts
Congress and many state legislatures will convene for their 2011 terms within the next week, with one overriding priority dominating...
The Philosophy of Snow
Amid a major blizzard, many philosophers can't get to their annual meeting -- and some job candidates lose shots at in-person interviews.
British Cuts Become Clear
Even before the controversial tuition increases are instituted, universities will see sharp drops in government support.
Post-Union Disunion
After collective bargaining vote at Bowling Green State, trustees eliminate faculty committees and limit professors' roles in other governance areas. Is it necessary or retaliatory?
Football Scholarships Sacked, For Now
Patriot League, which includes selective liberal arts colleges, decides not to decide on athletic aid for pigskin players.
Showdown in the Offing
Key House Republican vows legislation to stop "gainful employment" rules. Could such a measure pass?
Deconstructing a Calendar Change
English and foreign language professors no longer need to rush from family gatherings to the MLA on December 27. How are they adjusting?