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External commercial forces are not destroying higher education -- administrative bloat and the pursuit of reputation are, writes Robert Martin.

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Latest data on flow of international students to the U.S. raise questions about state quotas and tuition policies and how to calculate the economic value of students, writes Alan Ruby.

By Alan Ruby

Do the wretched of the earth need mobile phones? Scott McLemee recommends a symposium,

By Scott McLemee

College groups are trying to avoid having some of the mandates of health care reform apply to the insurance plans they provide to students, write Bryan Liang and Tim Mackey.

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It's not just K-12 students who need help from a superhero, writes Angel B. Pérez.

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If marketing is evil, then we all should be devil’s advocates, writes W. Kent Barnds.

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Congressional concerns about for-profit college oversight reveal need for new system of accountability to protect the public interest across higher education, writes Anne D. Neal.

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Efforts to evaluate universities from around the world may be flawed, but they aren't going away so they need to be understood, writes Philip G. Altbach.

By Philip G. Altbach