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At 2 Public Universities, Candidates for President Are Scarce
At a Montana campus, all but one finalist dropped out. In Louisiana, only one person has applied.
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First Report From U. of Phoenix Research Center Attacks Critics of For-Profit Education
The document sings the praises of proprietary institutions and attacks traditional colleges as "studies in inefficiency."
- Say Something: A Neuroscience Student Moonlights as an Opera Singer
- U. of Wisconsin Cannot Exclude Religious Group From Student Fees, Court Says
- Key Senator Calls for More Federal Oversight of For-Profit Colleges
- Public Colleges Turn to Tuition Increases to Offset Budget Squeezes
- Illinois's Public Universities Won't Have to Borrow -- for Now
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Budget Cuts Intensify Identity Crisis at Washington's Flagship Campus
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As Pension Costs Rise, Public Colleges Pay the Price
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For-Profit Colleges Are Set to Deliver Data to Sen. Harkin
- For Those Who Fell Just Short of a Degree, Another Chance
- 2 For-Profits Dump Basic-Skills Test Over Concerns About Loan Defaults
- New Orleans Colleges 5 Years After Katrina
- Audio: Steven Knapp on College Presidents and Immigration Policy
- With Statistics-Heavy Report, Apollo Group Goes on the Defensive
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Financial Affairs
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Financial Affairs: A Bottom-Line Approach That Looks Beyond the Bottom Line
As colleges confront spiraling costs, a broader way of thinking about financial planning starts to take hold.
- Why the Endowment Debate Matters Now More Than Ever
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In Gauging Their Economic Impact, Colleges Should Be Careful What They Measure
Head Count
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The Deans of Discontent
Right after admissions decisions go out, officials at the University of Virginia deal not with the admitted, but with the omitted.
- Head Count: The Course Concierge Will See You Now
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Drexel Brings On a Wave of Applicants
The President's Office
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Audio: M.R.C. Greenwood on Conducting Research in a Remote Location
The president of the University of Hawaii, discusses the difficulties and advantages of operating a major research institution outside the continental United States.
- Audio: Civil Discourse on Campus
- Audio: Growing the Faculty Ranks and Expanding the Student Market
In a Washington Minute
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Audio: Lawmakers Leave Town, With Much Work Left Undone
Several spending measures and an immigration bill will await the House and Senate in September.
- Audio: A New Student-Debt Rule Could Put For-Profits in a Tight Spot
- Audio: Mixed News for Higher Education in Spending Bills
Buildings & Grounds
- Shop Talk: Thursday, September 2
- U. of Iowa Plans Repairs to Holl's Landmark Art Building West
- Shop Talk: Wednesday, September 1
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