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What They Earn Across the Quad
New research explains why gaps between disciplines are larger at some institutions than others.
House Holds Firm on Tight Budget
In passing spending measure for student aid and NIH, lawmakers approve permanent end to lender loophole.
More Need, More Aid
63% of undergraduates in 2003-4 received financial assistance, and proportion that got loans grew, U.S. study finds.
Middlebury Goes West
Liberal arts college in Vermont will take over California institute known for its graduate programs in global fields.
First Amendment Furor
University press book sets off debate involving Alan Dershowitz, Arnold Schwarzenegger and charges of plagiarism and anti-Semitism.
2 Years Later
The Supreme Court allowed affirmative action, but new report blasts Education Department for discouraging it.
'Unique Learners'
The "last bastion of prejudice in higher education," according to Cynthia Johnson, is the belief that developmentally disabled students don't...