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Medical College of Georgia Ends Fight With Foundation
The Medical College of Georgia and a foundation created to support it have ended their rift, The Augusta Chronicle reported...
Berkeley Wins Back Faculty Couple It Lost to Texas
The University of Texas at Austin has been boasting of late of its raids on the University of California's furlough-weary...
Some Chinese Students Plan Class Action Against ETS
Some Chinese students are organizing a class action against the Educational Testing Service following its decision to cancel scores on...
The For-Profit LMS Market
Blackboard may be king in the nonprofit sector for online learning platforms, but in the growing for-profit sector, it is still playing second fiddle.
Foreign Colleges and U.S. Student Aid
Final rules published by Education Department toughen requirements for foreign colleges and med schools whose students get U.S. financial assistance.
Not a Fireable Offense
Controversial Lincoln University English and journalism professor who criticized Israel and denied the Holocaust will keep his post.
Call to Defend the Humanities
Cornell's president urges leaders in higher education to mount campaign on behalf of NEH and NEA and of disciplines that feel under siege.
Answering an Uninvited Preacher
Mankato State students, offended by views offered by pastor who visits the campus, didn't try to ban him. They held a protest in his church.