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City College of San Francisco's plan to court donors to sponsor canceled classes seemed a classic sign of the times, with even skeptics seeing no hope elsewhere. But since the idea surfaced, the plan has evolved.

Study of "peer assessment" of U.S. News's graduate and professional rankings suggests benefits for institutions being large and relying on standardized testing.

NCAA finds Southeast Missouri State guilty of major rules violations for second time in just over a year, imposing harsh punishments – but no institutional ban.

U. of Texas has success by deciding not to wait for the pool of younger scholars to come up for advancement.

There are some rankings colleges love to rate highly in -- like the various magazine rankings that claim to assess...

Wisconsin denies state financial aid to students at Christian university -- not for religious reasons, but because it is not regionally accredited.

The American Association of University Professors issued a statement Thursday sharply criticizing a decision by the Yale University Press, first...

In response to a terrible economic downturn, the University of Southern Mississippi may eliminate its economics department and the professors within it.