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Seminole State Faculty Vote to Unionize
Full-time faculty members, librarians and counselors at Seminole State College of Florida voted last week to unionize and to affiliate...
State Ultimatum Leads University to Back Down on Tuition
The Medical University of South Carolina's board voted Friday to scale back spring tuition increases, in response to an ultimatum...
President Defends Rutgers Response to Tyler Clementi
Richard McCormick, president of Rutgers University, said last week that he reviewed the records of the university's response to Tyler...
3 Professors Share Nobel in Economics
Three professors were this morning named winners of the 2010 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics for their work on labor...
Not Everyone Is AWOL
Defense secretary's speech renews debate about ROTC at top universities, but contrary to widespread belief, units continue to thrive at some Ivies and liberal-leaning publics.
'Asians in the Ivory Tower'
Each fall brings articles about rising Asian-American enrollments at leading colleges and universities. But according to Robert T. Teranishi, associate...
Faulty Oversight on Incentive Pay
GAO report says Education Department -- particularly in Bush administration -- did too little to enforce federal law barring commissions for college recruiters.