U. of California Must Refund $38-Million in Fees to Students, Judge Rules
A state judge says the university illegally raised its fees despite having promised not to do so.
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Minnesota Regents Outline Policy to Toughen Rules on Financial Conflicts of Interest
The regents acted after high-profile cases raised concerns about such conflicts in scientific research.
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Pell Grant Increase Could Be Cut as Talks Intensify on Student-Aid Bill
After months of waiting for action on a bill that would revamp the federal student-loan system, Congress moves to compromise on final legislation.
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- Democrats, Under Pressure, Look to Cut Benefits From Student-Loan Bill
- Virginia's Governor, in Response to an Outcry, Says Workplace Bias Is Banned
- Los Angeles College District Approves New Controls Over Construction Money
- NSF Seeks New Approach to Helping Minority Students in Science
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Push for Student Exchanges With Cuba Hits Obstacles
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- Nebraska's Community Colleges End Long-Simmering Feud
- College Students Agree With Other Young Adults: The Economy Hurts
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Speakers Urge Colleges to Go Beyond Access and Help Students Complete Degrees
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Why the Endowment Debate Matters Now More Than Ever
The controversy about universities' stewardship of their big endowments is not over, writes Goldie Blumenstyk. In fact, the questions are now getting even larger.
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In Gauging Their Economic Impact, Colleges Should Be Careful What They Measure
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A Real-Life Lesson in Why Accountability Matters
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Head Count: The Course Concierge Will See You Now
At some colleges, one person helps prevent the course-scheduling snags that can discourage students, delay their progress, or even make them drop out.
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Drexel Brings On a Wave of Applicants
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Advice for Fund Raisers: Know Your Donors and Never Let Them See You Sweat
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Audio: How Can a University Stand Out in the Crowd?
Daniel J. Curran, president of the University of Dayton, talks about his institution's rebranding effort, in which corporate PR and Catholic tradition work hand in hand.
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Audio: Rural Community Colleges Air Their Concerns
Leaders of rural community colleges descended on Capitol Hill last week for a forum held by the Education Department.
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