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Bleak State Budgets in the Offing
A new study out today reinforces the impression left by other recent surveys of the country's economic landscape: tight state...
The Certificate Solution
New analysis suggests increased emphasis on non-degree training may be key to getting more Americans the postsecondary education they need to land jobs.
Wharton, Rebooted
Penn’s business school revamps its MBA program with an offer of a free “sabbatical” course to graduates every seven years.
Guilford Grows Up
Liberal arts college with Quaker roots doubles in size over last decade, largely due to surge in adult learners.
What Makes Grad Students Happy
Graduate officials who want to improve students' quality of life -- but admit they don't know how -- get some pointers.
Leading a University in Exile
In podcast interview, rector of European Humanities University discusses an institution banned from the country it was created to help.
NCAA May Form Panel on Football Recruiting
In the wake of allegations swirling around Cam Newton, the Auburn University quarterback and Heisman Trophy frontrunner, the National Collegiate...
Abuse of Foreign Students
The J-1 student visa program, in which foreign students come to the United States for jobs in the summer, is...