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Writtle College gains degree awarding powers
Specialist higher education institution Writtle College has been granted the power to award its own degrees.
Who Gets to Be a .Doctor?
Should a doctor of philosophy be considered a .doctor?
University of Phoenix has lost half its students
The University of Phoenix probably wishes the students were just cutting class. But many aren't even enrolled anymore.
Bigotry or Metaphor?
A six-month-old Facebook post about the conflict in Gaza, receiving attention only recently, has spurred a debate over hate speech at Connecticut College that has some students calling on the administration to condemn racist remarks.
Sweet Briar College and the homogenization of higher ed
The announcement that Sweet Briar College, a venerable private women's college with over a century of history and tradition, is scheduled to close in August of 2015 was shocking to most who heard the news.
Kalamazoo College goes ‘test optional,’ won’t require ACT or SAT scores for admission
Kalamazoo College will not require ACT or SAT standardized test scores for admission starting with fall 2016 admission.
Chine: College students, office workers spend more than 6h on Web
A survey shows Chinese university students and white-collar office workers spend more than six hours surfing the Internet every day, and are the heaviest users of the Internet.
The student loan hack you don’t know about
I keep hearing about the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.
Academic Freedom or Secrecy?
The University of Delaware is refusing to fulfill a congressman's request that it release information about who is funding a prominent climate change skeptic’s research.
