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An article published Tuesday about an audit by the Education Department's inspector general was based on a study from early 2006 to which department officials had already responded. Inside Higher Ed regrets any confusion.
Speeding Toward a Slowdown?
Online college enrollments grew by 21 percent to 5.6 million last fall, the biggest percentage increase in several years, according...
Going Clinical
Panel seeks to overhaul teacher training through much closer ties to the schools.
Competition for the Obama Library
The University of Hawaii is gearing up to make a bid for the Obama presidential library, even if his term...
U. of California Campuses Expand Out-of-State Recruiting
Many University of California campuses are expanding their efforts to recruit out-of-state students, the Los Angeles Times reported. For the...
Albany Faculty Senate Condemns Language Cuts
The Faculty Senate at the State University of New York at Albany has voted to condemn the administration's plans to...
Uncertain First Amendment Rights
A federal appeals court ruled Friday that it is not clear whether public college faculty members have First Amendment protection...
Economy Doesn't Stymie Study Abroad
Worries that the worldwide economic downturn would trigger a slip in international education should be largely alleviated by this year’s...