A bill crafted to make sure tuition waivers and exemptions for public universities share the same requirements on making satisfactory academic progress passed the Senate unanimously, but only after three amendments carved out exceptions.
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4/8/2013
Harvard's lack of an honor code, and the sense of tradition that accompanies it, raises a vexing question: Can you retrofit an honor code onto a school that has never had one?
4/8/2013
Trident Technical College has gone live with SciQuest's Express Solution for Higher Education. SciQuest's solutions will enable Trident to work closely with other higher education institutions in South Carolina to consolidate procurement resources.
4/8/2013
The University of Central Missouri has named Mike Racy, vice president for the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division II, as the university’s first Chief Strategy Officer.
4/8/2013
Which European country sends more students to U.S. universities than any other? The answer may surprise you.
4/8/2013
Wayne Smutz, executive director of the World Campus and associate vice president for outreach at Penn State University says students cannot be misled into thinking that getting a college education is as easy as downloading a song from iTunes.
4/8/2013
Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl's challenge of UPMC's tax-exempt status creates an “adversarial climate” that makes it impossible for the city's colleges and universities to discuss increasing payments in lieu of taxes to the city.
4/8/2013
Soon, there could be a fourth California state university -- the New University of California. The catch? It wouldn't offer classes. It wouldn't charge tuition. And it wouldn't hire professors.
4/8/2013
Douglas Clark has been named vice president for academic affairs and professor of education at Indiana Tech.
4/8/2013
Nationwide, 76 percent of instructional appointments are filled by “contingent” faculty members not in line to gain a tenured position — a temporary workforce that includes full- and part-time faculty members and graduate student teaching assistants.
4/8/2013
The country looks very different from the way it did 100 years ago, but the distribution of our leading universities still has 19th-century echoes.
4/8/2013
Chartwells Higher Education Dining Services and LevelUp, a mobile technology payment provider have launched LevelUp to make mealtime ordering quicker and more convenient.
4/8/2013
Champlain College President David F. Finney has announced he will retire next year.
4/8/2013
CardSmith has announced the release of a new version of its PockeTracker verification and attendance application to run on any Androidor iOS device.
4/8/2013
The unanimous selection of Benson, currently the president of Southern Utah University, follows a nationwide search that culminated recently in campus visits by Benson and two other finalists.
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