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Maricopa Board Expansion Gets Federal Review
Although an Arizona law added two seats to the board of the Maricopa Community College District, the seats have been...
A Different Kind of Black College Merger Idea
Ronald Mason Jr., president of the Southern University System, set off a controversy last week when he suggested that the...
3 Campuses Experience Fatal Shootings of Students
Three campuses experienced fatal shootings of students in the last week: Police shot and killed Danroy Henry, a football player...
Preparing Professors to Teach
Doctoral student interest and enrollments in teacher certificate programs are rising, as programs evolve (and emerge) and job market worsens.
Research Deals Under Microscope
Review of contracts between big oil companies and universities finds too much corporate control over scholarship, but colleges fervently dispute findings.
Gaming as Teaching Tool
At Educause, one technologist says the games that normally distract students from schoolwork could provide an ideal model for course design.
Liberal Arts, Post-Recession
With its discount rate rising, Augustana makes adjustments in curriculum and considers whether the best way to preserve a college's mission is to broaden it.